Turn reclaimed hours into more cases
Every hour Navisa takes off file prep is an hour your team can spend on billable work. Take on more cases without hiring another coordinator.
AI file-prep engine for Canadian immigration firms
Navisa moves a case through intake, document collection, OCR, eligibility, consistency, NOC review, LOEs, IMM forms, package readiness, and AI Coach support while the consultant stays in control.
7 days free, including up to 5 trial cases.
Every hour Navisa takes off file prep is an hour your team can spend on billable work. Take on more cases without hiring another coordinator.
Intake cleanup, document chasing, PDF review, draft setup, and package checks move into one structured AI-assisted process: 3 to 6 hours back on a single file, hundreds across a year of cases.
Eligibility issues, document contradictions, weak evidence, NOC gaps, outdated assumptions, and package blockers surface early.
Existing case lift
Even if you are not adding many new files this month, your existing cases are already leaking time in document chasing, risk review, drafts, and package prep. Upload a spreadsheet of existing clients, bring active files into one workspace, and let Navisa surface the blockers across the cases already on your desk.
Bring current case lists into Navisa from CSV or Excel, then start organizing the files your firm is already carrying.
Centralize checklist status, document gaps, extracted facts, findings, and next actions before the file reaches final review.
Catch blockers, weak evidence, and review spirals inside cases you have already sold instead of only optimizing future intake.
What one included case gets
Each active case can move through the same connected preparation loop, from intake facts to final package blockers, so consultants review a prepared file instead of rebuilding the case from loose documents.
Status, work, education, language, family, admissibility, and pathway logic prepared for consultant review.
Case-specific upload requests, checklist sync, and a cleaner path for clients to send the right evidence.
Uploaded PDFs become structured case facts instead of another manual read-through queue.
Missing, failed, weak, and review-needed evidence stays visible before final review time gets expensive.
Canadian stream fit, hard gates, official references, and source-backed findings in one analysis surface.
Names, dates, employment history, status facts, and document claims are compared across the file.
Duties, TEER, salary, hours, dates, signatory details, recency, and employer wording are checked.
Answers use the client file, uploaded documents, checklist, open findings, and relevant official guidance.
Findings and case facts become draft explanations the consultant can review, edit, and approve.
Form data preparation, blank-field review, consultant edits, and official-PDF readiness gates stay connected.
IRCC-style slots, open blockers, approved work products, and final readiness status in one place.
The margin leak
Everyone has seen case management software. Navisa is different: it does the repetitive preparation work that keeps consultants trapped below their real case capacity, whether the file came in today or three months ago.
Firms that keep doing every intake, document review, draft, and package check manually will feel slower every month.
Your team chases documents across email, WhatsApp, portals, and random attachments.
With NavisaNavisa turns the checklist into client requests, collects uploads, and keeps every file tied to the right IRCC-style slot.
Consultants reread PDFs to find gaps, contradictions, weak evidence, and outdated assumptions.
With NavisaNavisa extracts facts, compares documents, cites policy, and ranks the blockers that deserve professional judgment first.
Drafting, form prep, and package assembly begin after the review, when the team is already behind.
With NavisaNavisa auto prepares application drafts, LOEs, reference-letter revisions, forms support, and readiness gates so review moves faster.
The automation engine
Navisa is not a set of buttons a consultant has to remember to press. One upload triggers the entire file-prep chain, and each new fact re-runs the checks downstream, so the case keeps moving toward review.
A consultant or the client uploads one file. That single upload is the only manual trigger Navisa needs.
OCR reads the file and turns it into structured case facts across 32 document types, with no manual data entry.
The file is checked for policy compliance and cross-document contradictions the moment new facts arrive.
Stream fit, hard gates, and a cited eligibility read refresh against the updated file automatically.
Reference-letter and NOC duty checks re-run so employer wording problems surface without a manual pass.
LOEs, form data, and package readiness move forward so the consultant reviews a prepared file, not a blank one.
Pathway strategy prepared
Client evidence organized
Risk and eligibility cited
Reference letters tightened
Application drafts queued
Readiness blocked or cleared
Category clarity
If Navisa is compared only as another case-management subscription, the value is easy to miss. The real comparison is against the file-prep work your team still has to do after the case is tracked.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
A general chatbot does not know your client. You paste the file in, copy the answer out, and re-verify everything yourself, every time. That is more work, not less.
One adds a tool to manage. The other does the work and hands it back reviewed.
How Navisa creates leverage
This is not a collection of AI buttons. It is a connected case engine that keeps pushing each file toward a faster, cleaner, consultant-reviewed submission.
Capture status, work, education, language, family, and admissibility facts, then prepare the pathway logic before consultant time gets expensive.
Case-specific requests, secure portal uploads, OCR extraction, checklist sync, and document compliance stay connected from the first upload.
Eligibility, policy references, cross-document consistency, filing context, and source freshness checks turn risk into visible action items.
Navisa checks duties, TEER, recency, salary, hours, employment dates, signatory contact, and missing employer wording.
LOEs, reference-letter drafts, form worksheets, official-PDF gates, IRCC-style upload slots, and readiness banners keep the case moving.
Accuracy engine
Navisa does not promise outcomes. It runs a structured, cited review, an IRAC-style eligibility memo, cross-document consistency, and NOC checks, with each finding backed by the regulatory section and the IRCC policy source, so risk, weak evidence, and readiness blockers surface before the file becomes expensive to repair.
Employment dates, names, document facts, and status history are compared across uploads so contradictions surface early.
Reference letters are checked against selected NOC duties and TEER expectations before the employer revision cycle starts.
Checklist slots, document expiry, extraction failures, and weak evidence claims are visible before review time is wasted.
Open high-risk findings, unapproved LOEs, missing forms, and unvalidated PDFs keep the package from looking submission-ready.
Living case intelligence
Navisa keeps each active file review-ready as facts, public guidance, filing context, and client documents change. It is decision support built for firms that cannot afford outdated assumptions.
The selected pathway passes captured gates, filing context, and available public guidance checks.
Missing facts, unclear guidance, or conditional rules keep the pathway in professional review.
A case is marked for review when important public guidance or filing assumptions may need another look.
Closed streams, deterministic gate failures, or mismatched filing context are surfaced before downstream work proceeds.
Express Entry cutoffs, stream status, and relevant public updates are compared against the client file when available.
Important public guidance can move a case into review instead of letting an old assumption look clean.
Location, application basis, TEER, NOC, and permit context keep forms, checklists, and strategy from drifting.
When relevant public guidance changes, Navisa can surface the affected case, the reason, and the source that needs review.
Intake completed
Current sources checked
CRS and stream updates checked
Review alert created if guidance changes
Consultant reviews and reruns analysis
Work product acceleration
Navisa turns case facts and findings into review-ready outputs: case-specific answers, reference-letter fixes, LOE context, form support, and package readiness.

Eligibility, hard gates, cross-document consistency, and NOC fit come back as an IRAC-style memo, every finding backed by the regulatory section and the IRCC policy source behind it.

The coach answers with case facts, open findings, uploaded documents, checklist status, and retrieved policy context in the loop.

Show NOC fit, missing duties, compliance gaps, consultant overrides, and employer-ready wording without burying the issue.

IRCC-style upload slots, approved work products, forms, missing evidence, and readiness status stay in one final review surface.

IRCC form auto-fill
Navisa pre-fills the official IRCC forms from the facts it already pulled out of the file, then flags the blanks you still need to complete. You review, edit, and export the official PDF, ready to open and validate in Adobe Reader.
Better client experience
A faster firm is not only faster internally. Clients get clearer requests, fewer confused back-and-forth loops, and a cleaner sense of where their file stands.
Navisa turns case requirements into clearer document requests, so your team spends less time translating checklist language.
Checklist status, missing evidence, draft readiness, and package blockers become visible instead of trapped in someone's inbox.
Extraction, compliance checks, and readiness gates mean consultants review a prepared file, not a loose pile of documents.

Client-completed intake
You do not have to interview every client yourself to get a clean start. Send a secure intake link, let the client complete their own profile, and Navisa turns it into a pathway strategy you review.
Instead of interviewing every client yourself, send a branded intake link in one click.
Status, work, education, language, family, and admissibility details, captured in the client's own time.
Navisa turns the answers into a pathway strategy for your review and notifies you the moment it is ready.
Practice economics
The real question is not whether another subscription is affordable. It is what your firm could bill if the 3 to 6 hours of prep on every file, hundreds of hours across a year, went back to your team as capacity for more cases instead of repeated manual work.
Reclaimed prep hours become capacity. Taking on additional signed files matters far more than shaving a few dollars off software spend.
Weak letters, contradictions, missing evidence, and outdated assumptions are cheaper to catch early.
Consultants spend more time reviewing judgment calls and less time reconstructing what happened in the file.
Pricing
Every account includes the AI Coach, intake support, document extraction, eligibility review, NOC help, drafting support, and package readiness — no case limit.
Billed $540/yr — 2 months free vs monthly.
Includes unlimited team seats and full access to everything below.
Start free trialWatch demoCharged once when you create a case — full AI preparation end to end. Active cases only: closed files never charge again. No seat fees, ever.
Your first 5 cases are free — no card charged during the 7-day trial. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Trust first
Because the value is created on active files, not passive software access. The per-case fee covers the full AI preparation of that file — intake, document extraction, eligibility, consistency, NOC review, AI Coach, drafting, forms, and package readiness. The base plan (unlimited seats included) keeps your firm set up between files. Pricing shows in your local currency above.
Run real files through intake, documents, analysis, drafts, forms, and package readiness. Trial includes up to 5 cases, and the value should be obvious before the trial ends.