Canadian AI advisory and implementation
Turn AI interest into working systems.
Digid helps Canadian businesses choose the workflow, funding route, governance controls, training path, and implementation stack for practical AI adoption.
Choose the first move
Start with the decision that matters.
AI Pathfinder gives the first routing decision. Funding, onboarding, governance, and training become clearer after the route is visible.
Map the AI path before the tool choice.
Identify the workflow, funding fit, governance risks, and implementation route that make sense for the business.
Check funding fit
Map AI, automation, training, and digital projects against available funding and tax-credit paths.
Set up safe AI work
Configure workspaces, knowledge, permissions, approvals, and team habits around real workflows.
Train the team
Connect ISO 42001 thinking, PECB pathways, and Digid bridge courses to daily AI use.
The Digid method
Move from AI idea to governed work.
Clarify the workflow, data, team, and risk profile.
Choose the funding, governance, training, or implementation path.
Connect tools, knowledge, approvals, and operating rules.
Measure adoption, quality, cost, and next-step value.
The operating layer
Give AI context, tools, approvals, and a measurable job.
Digid designs the layer between AI capability and business work: what the model can access, what it can do, who approves it, and how results are measured.
Built around adoption
Funding, governance, training, and build work belong in the same conversation.
Labs and reusable patterns
Proof comes from real builds.
Digid Labs can turn MCPWP, Aionboard, GrantAndFunding.com, Mupot, DMAP/TDP patterns, SR&ED evidence, and GitHub traces into useful client-facing proof.
Field notes
Practical signals from the market.
Next step
Choose the first AI move.
AI Pathfinder maps workflow, funding fit, governance needs, and implementation route. The review is for businesses with a project ready to discuss.