You’re an RCIC,
not a data-entry clerk.

rcicaxis takes the intake, the sorting, the naming and a 117-point check — you do only the licensed part.

Six things it does — hover one

Built with licensed Canadian practitioners running Express Entry files every week.

Canadian data residency Bank-grade encryption CICC-aligned recordkeeping

You didn’t train to rename PDFs.

Three hundred files per client. Five places the day disappears.

A messy pile of client files becoming one neat, banded package
10 hrsby hand 5 minunattended

Sorting files by hand

Normalised, classified and renamed in one pass.

One miss reaches your licence

117 deterministic checks run before you sign.

Chasing client files

One portal per client: invite, sign in, upload.

Deadlines hiding in folders

Every expiring document on one radar.

Case facts in one head

One case log the whole office reads.

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From client upload to ready package.

Clients upload. The engine sorts, builds and names. The package lands in your folder.

You send one invite.
They do the rest.

Clients open their own portal, fill in their own details and upload their own documents.

01The invite lands
02They fill it in themselves
03Nothing goes missing

One click: files in, IRCC-ready PDF out.

Any file, any format, any order. Five passes, then one PDF arranged into the IRCC template.

01Normalize
02Classify
03Reconcile
04Split
05Arrange into the template
Processing · 312 files Pass 1 of 5
Reading every file… Download
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AI reviews every case.

An AI review runs on every file before anyone asks you to sign.

117 checks run before
you put your name on it.

Every file, every date, every cross-reference. In the time it takes to open the folder.

01Reads the whole package
02Checks each file against IRCC rules
03Cross-references dates and names
04Flags only what needs you
Reviewing · EE-94021 Running
0 checks run
Blockers0 Needs you0 Silent passes0
Opening the package…

Client chat, on
the case file.

Every message sits with the documents it is about. Nothing in your inbox.

01The client writes on the case
02You reply from the same file
03Staff notes stay staff-only
04The whole thread is the record
Chidera Okafor · EE-94021 Online
Saved to the case file.
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Your firm’s name on it.

Your logo, your domain, your email. Clients never see ours.

Your name on every surface.
Ours on none.

Nothing here is a setting you have to remember to switch on. It is how the account is built the day you open it.

The invite
Sends from
The portal
Staff console
The finished PDF
Us
rcicaxis appears on none of them

The questions you were
going to ask anyway.

Your licence is on every file you sign. Nothing here is worth a vague answer.

Is the AI deciding anything?
No. It reads, sorts, names and checks. Every judgment call — what to file, what to explain, what to sign — is yours. There is no path where a case goes out without you signing it.
What if it gets a document wrong?
You see the original beside every extraction and can correct it in place. Nothing is filed from an extraction you have not looked at.
Does my client know you exist?
No. Your domain, your logo, your email address. We appear nowhere your client can see.
What about my current cases?
Drop the folder in. The engine handles whatever naming you already use — it was built for exactly the mess a real practice accumulates.
Do I have to change how I work?
You still gather, still advise, still sign. What changes is the hours of renaming and re-ordering per file.
Where do my clients’ files live?
On Canadian infrastructure, encrypted, readable only by the staff you put on that case. Your files are never used to train a model.

Something not answered here? Ask it on the walkthrough — we would rather lose the deal than fudge it.

Tell us about
your practice.

We will come back to you the same working day.

Or book a walkthrough 30 minutes, your own files, no slide deck.

We reply the same working day.