Meet Entific Research — Canada's case law library for immigration refusals

Entific Agents

Ask anything. Get an answer you can check.

Advisory & research agents built on 7,000+ Federal Court decisions—from reviewing applications before submission to building judicial review arguments. All work cited.

Entific Agents

Built for legal judgment

General AI sounds certain. Entific makes authority visible.

Immigration work is too consequential for an answer that cannot be traced. Entific Agents reason over a defined corpus of Canadian immigration decisions and surface the authorities behind the analysis.

The result is not a black-box conclusion. It is a research path you can challenge, refine, and carry into your own professional judgment.

Two modes of work

Meet the first Entific Agents.

Advisory For practitioners

A second set of eyes before you file.

Work through eligibility, evidence, procedural questions, and refusal risk with an agent designed for the day-to-day judgment calls of an immigration practice.

  • Review a fact pattern against current authorities
  • Identify missing evidence and unsettled issues
  • Explain the support for every recommendation
Research For litigators

Find the argument, and the cases against it.

Investigate a refusal, test a proposed ground of review, and follow lines of authority across the Federal Court corpus without losing the decisions that cut the other way.

  • Map favourable and adverse lines of authority
  • Compare reasons against the governing standard
  • Build a cited research trail for judicial review

Designed against hallucination

A bounded path from question to authority.

Entific narrows the model's job: retrieve the relevant law, reason within it, and leave a trail a legal professional can verify.

  1. 01

    Corpus first

    The agent searches Entific's curated immigration case-law corpus before it answers.

  2. 02

    Reason over the authorities

    It compares the facts, holdings, and treatment of the cases it retrieves—not the open web.

  3. 03

    Show the work

    Every material proposition links back to the decision so you can inspect the source in context.

7,129 Federal Court decisions, read in full · 8,149 citation relationships mapped · updated continuously, 2022–2026

The first self-serve Entific product

Start with a question. Leave with the authorities.

Join early access for Advisory and Research Agents for Canadian immigration practice and judicial review.

Grounded in the record,
verifiable to the line.

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