Who it is for
Commercial workflows built around Canadian context
Distribution and territory planning
Segment professionals by firm, province, location, role and registration context to design territories and prepare focused advisor segments.
Explore this workflowRecruiting and succession
Find relevant professionals, map firms and branches, and create a research starting point for recruiting and succession workflows.
Explore this workflowCRM enrichment
Match internal records, normalize firms and registration categories, and append defined fields where available and permitted.
Explore this workflowFintech and data integration
Define target markets, enrich accounts, and license defined fields through controlled files or APIs under a separate agreement.
Explore this workflowData fields
Field availability varies by record, source and permitted use.
- Name and professional identifiers
- Current firm and relevant firm relationships
- Province, jurisdiction, city and business location
- Registration or approval categories
- Role or position where available
- Business email, phone and address where available and permitted
- Source, current-as-of or verification dates where supported
- Historical changes where supported
How SIE Atlas differs
SIE Atlas is designed to combine Canadian registration context, firm relationships, geography and usable business contacts in one commercial workflow. The value is the maintained compilation, normalization, linkage and controlled delivery—not merely access to individual public records.
From regulatory lookup to commercial workflow
Public regulatory information is fragmented across CIRO and CSA tools and is essential for verification. Commercial teams also need practical cross-firm, cross-province and cross-category search, consistent naming and controlled output.
Methodology and important context
SIE Atlas is an independent commercial data platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by CIRO, the CSA or any provincial or territorial securities regulator.
CIRO was formed in 2023 through the amalgamation of the former Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) and Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada (MFDA).
Field availability varies. Users should consult the appropriate regulator for authoritative current verification. For corrections or suppression requests, contact info@sieatlas.com.
Read our Canadian data methodology