Immigration Readiness

15 countries with 28 programs. Seven have official points-based scoring calculators: Canada CRS, Australia SkillSelect, UK Skilled Worker, Germany Chancenkarte, Singapore COMPASS, Japan HSP, and New Zealand SMC. The remaining 8 (USA, UAE, Ireland, France, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway) use AI-powered pathway recommendations for employer-sponsored, investment, and criteria-based routes.

The CRS calculator uses the official IRCC 2024 scoring schema stored as versioned JSON. It computes all four sections — A (Core / Human Capital), B (Spouse), C (Skill Transferability bonuses), D (Additional Points: Provincial Nomination, job offer, Canadian education, sibling). Language scores use the official IRCC equivalency tables for every supported test type. When IRCC updates rules, we bump the schema version so new assessments use new rules while historical snapshots preserve the original calculation.

Unique to our platform. When a married applicant has spouse data entered, we auto-compute the CRS score both ways — with the applicant as the primary and with the spouse as the primary — then recommend whichever configuration scores higher. This frequently finds a 30-80+ point swing when one spouse has higher education or a better CLB level. No other platform does this automatically. It can save couples tens of thousands of dollars and months of wait time.

After scoring, the engine runs per-factor simulations. For CRS: simulates language CLB +1, Provincial Nomination added (+600), one more year of Canadian work experience. For generic programs (Australia, UK, Germany, Singapore, Japan, NZ): iterates each section and shows the delta between current and maximum achievable. Results are ranked by gain-per-effort, so the highest-ROI improvements appear first. Each gap action can link to an internal CTA like Take Diagnostic, Apply for ECA, or Start Language Prep.

Yes. The public calculator at /immigration/calculator/ requires no login. Users go through a goal-first form, submit, and see a tiered results page. Strengths and gap categories are visible; the improvement roadmap is the conversion lever. Leads are captured with contact info before the AI runs. Both the lead and the org admin receive a notification email. The tiered public page has per-pathway "Talk to Expert" buttons that open a callback modal.

When a logged-in user completes a free language diagnostic, a signal creates a LanguageScoreRecord with source='diagnostic'. Section percentages convert to estimated IELTS bands, which map to CLB via the official equivalency tables. Diagnostic scores inform the readiness analyzer and appear in pathway recommendations, but they never change the official eligibility score — manual scores always take precedence. This prevents the common mistake of letting estimated scores inflate eligibility.

Consultants have a dedicated overview listing all clients in their managed organizations. Client detail pages show full profile with score breakdown, gauge, language scores, notes timeline, and every assessment. On every assessment results page, consultants use the pathway copilot to override match categories, pin preferred pathways, hide unsuitable ones, and add client-visible notes. They can also fill the questionnaire on behalf of a client, set per-stage locks, and access the lead inbox with callback request messages.

Yes. The admin dashboard at /immigration/admin/questionnaire/ provides a DB-driven questionnaire builder. Admins can create a custom template per organization (optionally cloning the default 29-question template), add custom questions across 3 phases with 6 question types, define conditional display rules (show only when field X = value Y), set country-specific scoping, and toggle required status. Field keys auto-generate from the question text.