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Ask your question aloud or in writing: the answer cites the applicable provision.
Mentor, the virtual colleague for notaries.
Three files need your attention today, and three signings are scheduled through March 22.
450, rue Laurier Est, Montréal
Côté-Bergeron
1215, rue Rachel Est, Montréal
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
88, boul. Taschereau, Brossard
Simard
22, rue des Érables, Laval
Roy-Chen
310, av. du Parc, Montréal
Fortin-Dubois
1215, rue Rachel Est, Montréal
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
14, rue Principale, Longueuil
Dupont-Martin
5, ch. du Lac, Saint-Sauveur
Bouchard
1215, rue Rachel Est, Montréal
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
1215, rue Rachel Est, apt. 3, Montréal (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal)
Signing: March 22, 2026
Notary in charge
Mtre Tremblay
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
By voiceWhich documents are missing from this file?
The mortgage loan offer and the municipal tax statement are missing. The file has 6 of 8 documents.
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
1215, rue Rachel Est, apt. 3, Montréal (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal)
Signing: March 22, 2026
Notary in charge
Mtre Tremblay
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
The promise to purchase has been analyzed. The legal warranty is not specified: confirm it at the Drafting stage.
Opening (1/7)
Promise to purchase
Source document: data analyzed automatically
Buyers
Julie Lavoie
78, rue des Pins, Laval
Marc Gagnon
78, rue des Pins, Laval
Seller
Paul Martineau
1215, rue Rachel Est, apt. 3, Montréal
Property
Divided co-ownership (condo)
Cadastre 2 184 511
Transaction
Sale price
$512,000.00
Deposit
$10,000.00
Planned signing
March 22, 2026
Possession
March 22, 2026
Conditions
Not found in the promise to purchase.
File context
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
1215, rue Rachel Est, apt. 3, Montréal (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal)
Signing: March 22, 2026
Notary in charge
Mtre Tremblay
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
A signature is missing on page 3 of the discharge. Upload the signed version: I will re-verify the file.
Verification (4/7)
Missing signature, page 3
Mortgage discharge. Document received March 14, 2026.
Notarial form requiredJulie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
1215, rue Rachel Est, apt. 3, Montréal (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal)
Signing: March 22, 2026
Notary in charge
Mtre Tremblay
Julie Lavoie & Marc Gagnon
The deed of sale is drafted from your template. Three fields need confirming before the signing.
Drafting (5/7)
Documents to produce
The platform interface is currently in French.
What changes for my practice?
With the team you already have.
Passing on expertise
Expertise rests with a few experienced notaries and is passed on slowly.
Built-in expertise
The skills of a senior notary, from the very first file.
Inconsistent practices
Methods vary from one file and one person to the next, with no common framework.
Built-in standard
The same rigour, whoever works on the file.
Staff shortage
Recruiting qualified staff takes time, and turnover is high.
Increased capacity
Your team handles more files, without overload.
What does Mentor do, file after file?
Ask your question aloud or in writing: the answer cites the applicable provision.
Your own templates, filled from the file. You review, you sign.
Import your own. A correction applies from the next deed on.
Every file, its stage, and what is still missing.
Every anomaly is flagged, with the next step.
Specialized modules that adapt to every domain of your notarial practice.
Fictional data, shown for illustration purposes.
Does Mentor work with my software?
Mentor does not replace your tools: it understands them.
Microsoft 365 · SharePoint
Mentor connects to Microsoft 365. The documents of each file are kept in your practice's SharePoint, which remains your document space.
Your documents stay in your SharePoint.
QuickBooks Online
Mentor places your accounting alongside your files: where mandates come from, volumes handled and the practice's trends.
Read access only: Mentor never writes to your books.
Your documents, your financial data, your ways of working stay yours.
Explore all integrationsAnd for the practice's leadership?
How many files, at which step, with whom. Nothing to enter.
Your books, consulted without modification, and Mentor's analysis of them.
Grants, loans and tax credits. The ones that apply to you, and why.
Fictional data, shown for illustration purposes.
How can I verify what Mentor suggests?
Mentor never guesses. Every verification follows a chain: integrity, legal compliance, expertise.
780+ rules applied automatically
3 / 3
checks passed
Every alert cites its exact source
Source
Civil Code of Québec
No proof, no alert
Mentor
Contextual recommendation
Every alert cites its source: the original document, the legal reference, the rule applied.
Mentor reads
Mentor cites
Are my files protected?
Canadian hosting, end-to-end encryption, Law 25 compliance. Professional secrecy is not negotiable.
Your files are hosted in Montréal and never leave Canada.
Your documents are unreadable to anyone outside your practice.
Your clients' personal information is protected under Québec law.
Each practice is sealed off. Nothing is ever shared between practices.
Mentor is a virtual colleague built for Québec notaries. You can speak to it by voice or text, directly within your file. Mentor analyzes your documents, detects anomalies, verifies legal compliance and suggests concrete actions, always with the legal source cited.
All your data is hosted in Montréal, Canada. No data passes through the United States or anywhere else. Everything stays in Canada.
No. Mentor is a colleague that assists you, not a replacement. It identifies points of attention, cites the relevant sources and suggests actions. The final decision and the professional responsibility remain entirely yours.
Mentor runs on an artificial intelligence engine (an LLM). Like any AI system, it can make mistakes. That is why Mentor is built on a strict chain of trust: extraction, verification, citation. Every alert can be traced back to the corresponding document or article of law. It always remains your responsibility to verify the results.
Access is up and running within a few days. Every firm receives personalized guidance for the initial configuration and onboarding. No local installation is required: Mentor runs directly in your browser.
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