For Ontario CRPO psychotherapists

Stop burning your first session on intake admin.

Hivi-X helps Ontario CRPO practitioners collect intake forms, informed consent, and insurance documents through a secure, Canadian-hosted client portal on my-id.ca (clients sign in) — so your first session can focus on client care, not chasing paperwork.

Free trial · or get the Ontario intake checklist

Hosted in CanadaSelf-hosted AI — no OpenAI / Google / AnthropicAES-256-GCM · encryption + access controls14-day free trialWorks alongside Jane / Owl / SimplePractice
app.hivi-x.ca / clients
New individual — intake
JKClient · J. Kim
5 missing
17%
Intake checklist · 6 items1/6 received
Biopsychosocial history
Questionnaire
Received
Informed consent
Fees · confidentiality limits
Pending
Risk screening
Self-harm · substance use
Pending
Insurance details
Extended health / EAP
Pending
Telehealth consent
If virtual sessions
Pending
Insurance card copy
If billing benefits
Pending
Kim_Intake_Package.pdf
6 documents · ready for records

What is Hivi-X for Ontario psychotherapists?

Hivi-X is Canadian document-collection software for Ontario psychotherapists. Use reusable intake checklists, secure guest link or my-id.ca client portal, missing-item tracking, voice-to-summary notes, and exportable file packages — alongside Jane, Owl Practice, or your existing practice tools.

Hivi-X is Canadian document-collection software for Ontario psychotherapists registered with CRPO. Use reusable intake checklists to request biopsychosocial history, informed consent, insurance details, and telehealth consent; track what is still missing; add voice summaries to the client file; and export an organized intake package. Clients upload via secure guest link (no account needed) or the my-id.ca portal. Plans from $39 CAD/month with a free trial. Hosted in Canada with self-hosted AI.

Reusable Ontario psychotherapy intake checklists — biopsychosocial, consent, insurance.
Secure guest link (no account needed) or my-id.ca client portal on Canadian servers — not email attachments.
Missing-item tracking with therapist approve/reject per document.
Self-hosted AI for voice summaries; client data not sent to third-party AI.
17,381

CRPO registrants in Ontario (2025)

Source: CRPO 2025 Digital FRP

10 years

minimum clinical record retention from last client interaction (or from 18th birthday, whichever is later)

Source: CRPO Clinical Records Standard 5.1

76 of 173

CRPO survey respondents had not designated a record successor custodian (~44%)

Source: CRPO 2020 survey (Town Hall materials)

The intake chase

Incomplete files steal session one

Every unsigned consent form is billable time lost to intake admin.

Functional

Biopsychosocial history in one thread, insurance card photo in another, consent still unsigned at session start. No single view of whether the file is ready before the 50-minute slot.

Emotional

Sending password-protected PDFs with psychosocial history and insurance details is a workaround, not a custody strategy. As a health information custodian under PHIPA, clients notice when intake feels unsafe.

Financial

Every intake chase is a billable hour you did not book. EAP and extended-health paperwork adds separate forms and session-cap authorizations before you can issue a receipt.

How it works

How do Ontario psychotherapists collect intake documents?

Five steps: template, client file, my-id.ca portal uploads, review completeness, export package.

01

Pick a template

Start from an Ontario psychotherapy intake checklist — individual, couples, or telehealth (build your own; no seeded CRPO pack in v1).

02

Open a client file

Attach the checklist to the client record in Hivi-X.

03

Share + collect

Share the checklist with the client (optional one-time email); clients can upload via a secure guest link (no account needed — they verify email with a one-time code) or sign in to the my-id.ca portal; you can add files as they arrive.

04

Review completeness

See completed vs outstanding items; approve or reject submissions before session one.

05

Export the package

Generate a PDF intake summary for your records or EMR upload.

Use cases

One intake layer, every modality

From solo individual practice to group suites and EAP referrals.

Individual

New individual client

Biopsychosocial questionnaire, presenting problem, risk screening, prior treatment history, informed consent, and fee/cancellation acknowledgement — tracked in one client file.

Couples

Couples / family therapy

Individual and joint consent, guardian signatures for minors, separate contact details, and relationship history questionnaires.

Telehealth

Telepsychotherapy

Technology/privacy consent for virtual sessions, platform acknowledgement, emergency contact and location verification.

Insurance

Extended health / insurance

Policy details, session limit authorization, insurer card photo, and direct billing vs OOP receipt workflow notes.

EAP

EAP referral

EAP referral letter, session cap, employer authorization, and separate billing documentation.

Group

Group / shared practice

Custodianship documentation, successor custodian designation checklist, and shared-suite client file boundaries.

Features

Intake completeness, not an EMR

Checklist-driven collection alongside Jane, Owl, or paper notes — not a replacement.

Reusable intake templates

Build individual, couples, and telehealth checklists once; reuse per client.

Client file per person

Keep intake documents, checklists, and notes scoped to each client — not scattered in email.

Missing-item tracking

Checklist progress + client submission states (todo / submitted / approved / rejected).

Item-level review

Approve or reject client uploads; client can resubmit after rejection.

Voice notes + AI summary

Record an intake-call recap or admin note; self-hosted AI summarises against checklist lines.

Share + notify

Share checklist to portal; optional one-time email with my-id.ca deep link (not recurring missing-doc reminders).

Secure Canadian hosting

Data on Canadian servers; AES-256-GCM at rest; TLS in transit.

Self-hosted AI

Client data is not sent to OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic.

Exportable PDF package

Generate and download checklist PDF reports for your records.

Works alongside Jane/Owl

Intake layer — not an EMR replacement. Export packages into your practice system.

Ontario intake

Built for Ontario psychotherapy intake workflows

Hivi-X aligns intake checklists to documents Ontario practitioners commonly collect — consent, telehealth addenda, insurance, and exportable intake packages. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CRPO.

CRPO Standard 5.1Informed consentTelepsychotherapy consentPHIPA custodian10-year retentionSuccessor custodianExtended health receiptEAP authorizationBiopsychosocial intakeRisk screening
Comparison

Email vs Jane App vs Hivi-X

Hivi-X is the pre-session intake layer — not scheduling, billing, or clinical charting.

CapabilityEmail / PDFJane AppHivi-X
Pre-session intake completeness tracking
chart-centric
checklist-centric
Reusable psychotherapy intake templates
forms module
Item-level approve/reject before session 1
Voice + AI intake call summary
self-hosted
Organized intake package export
Scheduling + billing + clinical charting
(by design)
Hosted in Canada / self-hosted AI
varies
One secure link, no client login
portal login
secure link (OTP)
Automated missing-doc email nudges
varies
coming soon

One-time share notification email is available in v1; recurring missing-item reminders are coming soon.

I used to chase consent forms over email and still start session one with an incomplete file. Now the checklist shows what is outstanding, clients upload through my-id, and I export an intake package for my records.

Ontario RP
Private practice

Representative scenario — anonymized at launch.

CRPO & PHIPA

Record-keeping context for Ontario intake

CRPO Professional Practice Standards require an accurate, complete clinical record (Standard 5.1), retained for at least 10 years. Standard 6.4 requires a designated successor custodian — yet CRPO survey data suggests many practitioners have not completed this step.

Hivi-X does not replace your EMR or automate CRPO filings. It helps solo and small-group practitioners collect, organize, and export intake documents and consent on Canadian servers.

General information for Ontario psychotherapists and counselling practices only. Not legal, clinical, privacy, or psychotherapy advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CRPO or any college. Hivi-X is document-collection software — it is not a licensed psychotherapist, does not provide psychotherapy or clinical assessments, does not certify PHIPA or CRPO compliance, and does not replace your EMR or clinical record obligations. You remain the health information custodian under PHIPA. Consult qualified counsel and your professional liability insurer.

  • Checklist-driven intake aligned to new-client and telehealth workflows
  • Timestamped client activity on the therapist-controlled record
  • Informed consent and telehealth consent collected before session one
  • Build your own successor-custodian checklist items (free lead-magnet PDF includes a starter list)
  • Exportable package for your clinical record system or secure archive
  • Canadian hosting — relevant to solo practitioners who are PHIPA health information custodians
Security & trust

Canadian hosting, self-hosted AI

Your clients' documents are sensitive. Hivi-X stores them on servers hosted in Canada, encrypts sensitive fields at rest with AES-256-GCM, secures every connection with TLS, and runs AI on infrastructure Hivi-X operates — client data is never sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or other third-party AI providers. Hivi-X does not certify PHIPA compliance; you remain the health information custodian.

Hosted in CanadaSelf-hosted AINo third-party AIAES-256-GCM at restTLS in transitPHIPA-relevant safeguards
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Pricing

Simple plans, free trial

Billed monthly in CAD — intake layer alongside Jane or Owl, not a replacement.

Starter

Solo RPs & RP (Qualifying)

$39CAD/mo
  • Up to 50 clients
  • Unlimited document requests
  • Reusable intake templates
  • Email support
Start free trial
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Professional

Busy solo & small groups

$59CAD/mo
  • Unlimited clients
  • Voice + AI summary
  • Exportable intake package
  • Priority support
Start free trial

Enterprise

Group practices

$99CAD/mo
  • Unlimited clients
  • Co-agent workflows
  • Dedicated support
Start free trial
FAQ

Psychotherapist questions, answered

Typically a biopsychosocial history questionnaire, presenting problem and risk screening, prior treatment history, informed consent for treatment (including fees and limits of confidentiality), and insurance or EAP details if applicable. Telehealth requires additional technology/privacy consent. Hivi-X provides reusable Ontario intake checklists so you track each item instead of scrolling email.

Avoid unencrypted email for psychosocial history, insurance cards, and consent forms. As a solo CRPO registrant, you are typically a PHIPA health information custodian. Hivi-X provides an encrypted, Canadian-hosted portal with secure guest link (no account needed) or my-id.ca sign-in and checklist tracking — you remain responsible for PHIPA compliance and custodian duties.

No. Hivi-X is an intake and document-collection layer. It complements Jane App, Owl Practice, SimplePractice, and similar tools — you collect and export organized intake packages; session notes and treatment plans remain in your clinical record system.

Intake documents (questionnaires, consent, insurance) are collected before and at the start of treatment. Clinical notes (session records, treatment plans, progress notes) document ongoing care under CRPO Standard 5.1. Hivi-X focuses on intake completeness; your EMR handles the clinical record.

Jane App combines scheduling, billing, and charting. Hivi-X specializes in pre-session document collection with missing-item tracking, item-level review, and exportable intake packages. Many practitioners use Jane for practice management and a dedicated tool for intake — or use Hivi-X alone if they chart on paper.

CRPO requires clinical records retained for at least 10 years from the last client interaction, or from the client's 18th birthday, whichever is later. Hivi-X helps store electronic intake records but does not set your retention or destruction policy.

A successor custodian is the person designated to take custody of client records if you close practice, become incapacitated, or die (CRPO Standard 6.4). CRPO survey data suggests many practitioners have not completed this step. Hivi-X does not ship a built-in successor-custodian template — add those items to your own intake checklist, or start from the free lead-magnet PDF.

Yes. Build a couples checklist with individual and joint consent items, separate contact details, guardian signatures where required, and relationship history questionnaires. Each partner's submissions can be tracked and reviewed before the first session.

On servers hosted in Canada. AI processing uses infrastructure Hivi-X operates — client data is not sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or other third-party AI providers. Sensitive fields use AES-256-GCM at rest; traffic uses TLS.

$39 CAD/month (Starter), $59/month (Professional), or $99/month (Enterprise). All plans include a free trial, reusable templates, Canadian hosting, and self-hosted AI. Accessible for solo RPs and RP (Qualifying) practitioners.

Book a demo

Book a 15-minute demo

Bring one incomplete intake file — we'll turn it into a reusable Hivi-X checklist live.

See an Ontario intake checklist built end-to-end
Watch missing-item tracking on client uploads
Export an intake PDF package

No spam. Canadian-hosted. We never send your data to third-party AI.

Session one should start with the client.

Collect Ontario psychotherapy intake alongside Jane, Owl, or paper notes.

General information for Ontario psychotherapists and counselling practices only. Not legal, clinical, privacy, or psychotherapy advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CRPO or any college. Hivi-X is document-collection software — it is not a licensed psychotherapist, does not provide psychotherapy or clinical assessments, does not certify PHIPA or CRPO compliance, and does not replace your EMR or clinical record obligations. You remain the health information custodian under PHIPA. Consult qualified counsel and your professional liability insurer.

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