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The control-and-evidence answer, before the questionnaire arrives.
Canadian buyers and their procurement teams are asking sharper questions about where AI-assisted work sends data, who controls the supplier, and what stays inside the country. The suppliers who win that conversation can show the answer on request, rather than assemble it under time pressure.
The evidence standard
Claimed is not documented. Documented is not demonstrated. Demonstrated is not reproduced.
The seven questions a reviewer actually asks
Check only what you can evidence.
For each control, confirm the rungs you can actually stand behind — documented, then demonstrated, then reproduced. Your rating is what your evidence supports, not what you assert. Nothing is submitted; this stays in your browser.
When the gaps are worth closing
Compare this against one real workload.
The workbench shows where your answer is solid and where you would be assembling it under pressure. A scoped Canadian digital-control and evidence review takes one workload and produces the documents a reviewer actually asks for:
Print your summary above and bring it to the conversation. The output of the review is customer-controlled and mapped to the frameworks a procurement team applies, so a Canadian-supplier evaluation is supported by documentation rather than a slogan.