Every question you should be asking.

No, and that's the point. InclusionWorks sits as a thin accountability layer above your existing IEP / IPP system, your SIS, and your complaint workflows. We don't replace the binders, the boards, or the people. We make sure nothing falls between them.

A single school can be running in days, not months. We bring the structure; you bring your existing forms, policies, and language. Most pilots see their first surfaced concern within the first week.

Yes. Data is hosted in Canada, aligned with PIPEDA and provincial privacy frameworks (FIPPA, MFIPPA, Loi 25). No student information leaves the country. You retain full ownership and can export everything, anytime.

That's exactly who we built this for. Most teacher interactions take under two minutes. GNOSIS does the heavy reasoning, surfacing context, citing legal frameworks, suggesting next steps, so educators can focus on the student in front of them.

You do. Every concern, note, plan, and audit log belongs to your district. There is no lock-in, no data resale, and full export is available on demand in standard formats.

Yes, single-school pilots are our preferred entry. It lets your team see real outcomes before committing district-wide, and it gives us a tight feedback loop to tune the platform to your local context.

Pilots are scoped per district based on size and scope. Before any commitment, we share an explicit ROI projection, staff hours saved, complaint exposure reduced, accountability documented, so the value case is on the table from day one.

Walk away. We offer no-lock-in pilot terms. We win when kids stop falling through cracks, if that isn't measurably happening, you shouldn't be paying us.

GNOSIS, our ethical intelligence framework, does not generate. It discerns. Built specifically for the human-rights stakes of education, every output is traceable, auditable, and grounded in legal frameworks (Charter, AODA, PIPEDA, provincial Education Acts). It's the opposite of a chatbot. Learn more at gnosisethical.com.

There isn't one. We're a Canadian team building infrastructure we believe should exist. The platform is real, the pilot terms are honest, and the only question is whether your district is ready to stop managing inclusion in spreadsheets.