Unlocking Capital for Professional Services.
Grants for digital transformation, workforce upskilling, and technology adoption in service firms.
Professional services firms — consulting, legal, accounting, engineering — can access funding for digital transformation and workforce development. DCC DMAP provides digital adoption planning, COJG funds employee training, and firms developing proprietary technology platforms can claim SR&ED on the technical R&D components.
Primary Programs
DCC DMAP + COJG
Median Recovery
$35,000 per SME
Key Parameters
Matching Funding Programs
Programs commonly accessed by Professional Services companies in Canada.
Typical Eligible Expenses
Common cost categories that qualify for funding in the Professional Services sector.
Digital workflow automation development
Custom client portal and collaboration tools
Employee training on new technology platforms
AI-assisted service delivery systems
Digital adoption planning and assessment
Check Your Eligibility
Run a free assessment to see which of these programs match your Professional Services company profile. Takes under 2 minutes.
Start Free ScanProfessional Services Funding FAQ
Can consulting firms get government funding?
Yes. DCC DMAP provides up to $15,000 for digital adoption planning. COJG covers training costs. Firms building proprietary technology can also claim SR&ED on the R&D components.
Is AI for professional services eligible?
Building custom AI systems for document analysis, contract review, or compliance automation involves technical uncertainty and can qualify for SR&ED.
What workforce grants exist?
COJG provides up to $10,000 per employee for short-term training. SDF offers larger grants ($100K-$500K) for workforce transformation initiatives.