Canada
Digital systems, AI agents and procurement readiness for Canadian businesses.
From our office in St. Catharines, Ontario, we build websites, AI agents and integrations for Canadian organizations, and help Indigenous and Canadian businesses get ready to win public contracts.
Talk to usIn short
Erö Digital Solutions works with Canadian businesses and organizations from its office in St. Catharines, Ontario. We build websites and web apps, AI agents and automation, ERP and CRM integrations, and AEO and SEO visibility, and we help Indigenous and Canadian businesses become procurement ready.
What we see in Canadian operations
Lean teams, many tools
Accounting, CRM, inventory and e-commerce tools that do not talk to each other, and people filling the gaps by hand.
Buyers check online first
Public and private buyers, and the AI assistants they use, look a supplier up before they ever call.
Procurement runs on paperwork
Winning public contracts depends on registrations, records and a digital presence that buyers can verify.
Time is the scarce resource
Owners and managers spend hours every week on work a system could do for them.
Indigenous procurement
Helping Indigenous businesses compete for public contracts.
The Government of Canada has committed to awarding at least 5% of the total value of federal contracts to businesses managed and led by Indigenous peoples. To benefit, a business has to be findable, verifiable and ready to bid: listed in the Indigenous Business Directory, with its records in order and a digital presence buyers can trust. We help with the digital side of that work.
- A readiness review of your systems, records and online presence against what buyers check.
- Help preparing the information you need for the Indigenous Business Directory and for supplier portals such as CanadaBuys.
- A clear capability statement and a website that presents your business, services and past work.
- AEO and SEO so buyers and AI assistants can find and verify you as a qualified supplier.
- Simple systems for quotes, invoices and reporting that make delivering a contract easier.
We do not certify businesses or submit bids on anyone's behalf. We help you get ready to do it well.
See procurement readinessWhat we can build for you
Websites and web apps
Accessible, bilingual where needed, and built to be found by search and AI assistants.
AI agents and automation
Agents and workflows that take orders, answer questions and remove manual steps.
Integrations and dashboards
Your ERP, CRM, store and accounting connected, with one clear view of the operation.
AEO, GEO and SEO
Structured content and schema so buyers and AI assistants can find and cite you.
Procurement readiness
Systems, documentation and online presence ready for public buyers.
Ongoing support
We stay with you after launch, so the systems keep up as you grow.
How we work with Canadian teams
- Our office is in St. Catharines, Ontario, on Eastern Time.
- Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope assessment and a clear price.
- We work in English and Spanish.
- We stay available after launch, so the systems keep working as the business changes.
Work for a Canadian firm
An ongoing website and AEO program for a Canadian marketing firm serving financial services: fixes, content and a published AEO point of view, delivered through one tracked pipeline.
Read the case studyQuestions from Canadian businesses
Where is your office?
At 5A Capner St, St. Catharines, Ontario. We work with clients across Canada, mostly remotely.
Do you help with Indigenous procurement?
Yes, on the digital side: readiness reviews, the information needed for directories and supplier portals, websites, capability statements and online visibility. We do not certify businesses or bid on their behalf.
What is the 5% Indigenous procurement target?
It is the Government of Canada's commitment that at least 5% of the total value of federal contracts goes to businesses managed and led by Indigenous peoples. Businesses generally need to be listed in the Indigenous Business Directory to take part in set-aside opportunities.
Let us look at how your operation actually works.
If your tools are disconnected, your processes are manual, or your sales team is waiting on answers, a short conversation is the easiest place to start.