Live intelligence dashboard
Real-time immigration intelligence.
Live Express Entry draws, IRCC forecasting, and policy monitoring, powered by Meridian AI. Three feeds that keep your firm a step ahead.
Live Express Entry draws, IRCC forecasting, and policy monitoring, powered by Meridian AI. Three feeds that keep your firm a step ahead.
Every announcement and Express Entry draw that matters, gathered as it goes live, sorted by program and tagged with the case types it affects.
Radar watches the official immigration sources and surfaces a change the moment a rule moves. You don't have to remember to check. The system tells you.
Express Entry, before the draw lands.Twelve months of draw history, projected CRS cutoffs, and category trends, so you can tell a client what to expect before IRCC announces it.
A projected cutoff for the next draw, with a confidence range.
Program-specific forecasts for FSW, CEC, FST, PNP, and category-based draws.
When a client's score becomes competitive, and how to improve it.
Want the raw numbers? See every 2026 Express Entry draw and CRS cutoff, free and updated after each round.
Go on the list now. When we open you get a walkthrough on a real case, with News, Radar and Forecast in context.
Program delivery instructions, processing time pages, forms and their revision dates, ministerial announcements, and the provincial nominee streams, across more than forty sources, federal and provincial, around the clock. Every item carries its source so you can open the original before you tell a client anything.
The part that saves you is the matching. When a change touches a program one of your active cases is running under, the alert reaches the person handling that file, including a push notification on Aurora if they are away from the desk. You are not asked to remember to check a government website on a Friday afternoon.
Forecast gives you twelve months of draw history, projected cutoffs with a confidence range, and category trends for FSW, CEC, FST, PNP and the category based draws, so you can tell a client what the next draw is likely to look like instead of shrugging.
The raw record is public and free, for clients as much as for firms. Every 2026 Express Entry round and CRS cutoff is on our draws page, updated after each round, no account needed.
It does not give advice and it does not decide anything about a file. It watches, labels and summarises, and it shows you where each item came from. A forecast is a projection from published draw history, not a promise about what IRCC will do next, and it should never be presented to a client as one.
The intelligence feeds are part of the platform. The rest of it is on the features page, and the day to day casework lives in Polaris.
Official immigration sources, federal and provincial, more than forty of them, plus the news outlets that cover the file. Every item is labelled with its source.
The news ticker refreshes every few minutes and the radar watches the official pages around the clock, so a change usually surfaces the same day it is published.
That is the point of it. When a change matches the program an active case is running under, the alert goes to whoever handles that file, with a push notification on Aurora.
It is a projection built from published draw history with a confidence range, and it is useful for setting a client's expectations. It is not a prediction of what IRCC will decide, and we do not dress it up as one.
