Questions, answered.
Everything you might want to know about Augure, data sovereignty, and Canadian compliance — without the marketing veneer.
Where is my data stored?+
All user data is stored on Canadian infrastructure. Your prompts, documents, and outputs are never routed through US infrastructure and are never used for model training.
Is Augure subject to the US CLOUD Act?+
No. Augure operates under Canadian jurisdiction with no US corporate parent, no US investors, no US infrastructure providers, and no legal pathway for US authorities to compel access to your data.
What AI models does Augure use?+
Augure builds on open-source foundation models that we steer, tune, and adapt for Canadian and bilingual (EN/FR) work. They run on EU-sovereign infrastructure, while your conversation and account data are stored in Canada.
Does Augure help with CPCSC compliance?+
Augure addresses the data sovereignty and jurisdictional control requirements that CPCSC-bound contractors face. We can't make you compliant—that depends on your full security posture—but we eliminate AI tooling as a compliance gap.
What about Quebec's Law 25?+
Law 25 requires Privacy Impact Assessments for AI systems processing personal data, with additional scrutiny for cross-border transfers. Augure's Canadian-only architecture simplifies these assessments significantly—there's no cross-border data flow to document or justify.
How does Augure compare to ChatGPT or Claude?+
Similar capabilities—chat, document analysis, search, writing assistance—but with Canadian data residency and no US lawful access exposure. If your organization can freely use US-hosted tools, those products have larger model libraries. If jurisdiction matters, they're not an option.
Can I use Augure for defence work?+
Augure is designed for unclassified work that still requires jurisdictional control—the kind of sensitive-but-not-classified analysis that defence contractors do daily. We're not a PROTECTED B certified environment (yet), but we eliminate the US infrastructure exposure that triggers security review failures.
What languages does Augure support?+
Full bilingual support in English and French, including the interface, documentation, and AI responses. This isn't machine translation—it's native capability that meets Quebec's Bill 96 requirements for software localization.
What does it cost?+
Pro: $20/month — Core chat and search capabilities with usage limits. Max: $80/month — Full access to all models and higher limits. Enterprise: Custom pricing for teams with compliance documentation needs.
Can I try it before committing?+
Yes. Free tier available with limited usage so you can evaluate the product before purchasing.