VerifiMe in Alberta

Third-party verification for Alberta businesses.

Alberta's competitive energy market, busy dealerships and fast-growing solar sector all depend on customers understanding what they signed. VerifiMe confirms each sale with the customer by text and email, with a signed report and an audit trail behind it.

Serving Calgary · Edmonton · Red Deer · Lethbridge · St. Albert · Airdrie · Medicine Hat · Grande Prairie · Spruce Grove · Fort McMurray and communities across Alberta.

Talk to us in Alberta

Calgary(825) 451-4120
Edmonton(825) 601-5631
Toll-free, anywhere in Canada1-877-849-3389
Emailinfo@verifime.ca
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Why it matters here

What Alberta businesses need to get right.

Energy products can't be sold door to door

Unsolicited door-to-door sales of household energy products, including furnaces, water heaters, air conditioners, windows and energy contracts, have been banned since January 1, 2017. Verification confirms the customer initiated the sale.

AMVIC all-in pricing

The Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council licenses dealers and enforces all-in pricing. Buyers confirm the price and each F&I product before they drive away.

A competitive energy retail market

Retail electricity and natural gas contracts come with fixed or variable rates and terms that customers often misunderstand. Customers confirm rate, term and fees directly.

Alberta at a glance

Rules your verification can follow.

Build a questionnaire around the rules that apply to your products in Alberta. Customers confirm each point on their phone, and every answer is time-stamped in the audit trail.

AreaWhat appliesWhat your customers can confirm
Household energy productsUnsolicited door-to-door sales of furnaces, water heaters, air conditioners, windows, energy audits and energy contracts are banned (since 2017).That the customer invited you or contacted you first.
Auto dealersAMVIC licenses dealers and enforces all-in pricing in advertising.The all-in price and each F&I product.
Energy retailRetail energy contracts are sold in a competitive market with consumer protection rules.Rate type, rate, term and cancellation fees.

General information as of October 2026, not legal advice. Rules change; confirm current requirements with your regulator or legal counsel.

Privacy

Built for Alberta PIPA.

Private-sector businesses in Alberta are governed by Alberta's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). VerifiMe's privacy practices are built to meet it, and verification data is stored in Canada.

  • Database and file storage hosted in Canada
  • Audit trails kept separate and never sent to the customer
  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • A named Privacy Officer and published privacy policy
Read our privacy policy

How it works

Three steps, anywhere in Alberta.

  1. Send

    Your CRM triggers the verification through our API, or your team sends it from the portal. The customer gets a text and email from your business.

  2. Verify

    The customer reviews the terms on their phone, answers your questions and signs.

  3. Prove

    You get a branded PDF report and the customer gets a copy. Your team is alerted to any failed answer, and the audit trail stays with you.

FAQ

Questions from Alberta businesses

Can we confirm an energy contract and the equipment sale together?
Yes. One questionnaire can cover several products, or you can send separate verifications for each agreement.
Do you work with businesses across Alberta?
Yes. VerifiMe works with businesses throughout Alberta, including Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, St. Albert and smaller communities. Verifications reach customers by text and email wherever they are, and onboarding and support are handled remotely.
Where is verification data stored?
VerifiMe's database and file storage, which hold verification answers, signed reports and audit trails, are hosted in Canada. Some service providers, such as our SMS and email delivery partners, process limited information outside Canada; our privacy policy lists each one.
Which Alberta rules can VerifiMe help with?
VerifiMe doesn't give legal advice, but it lets you build questions around the disclosures and cancellation rights that apply to your products, record the customer's answers, and alert your team when an answer suggests a problem.

See VerifiMe working for your Alberta business.

We'll build a sample questionnaire from one of your real contracts and walk your team through the customer experience, the report and the audit trail.