The specific things financial services operators tell us they wish were already fixed.
Marketing copy stuck in compliance review
Six rounds of redlines before a campaign goes live. We build the approval workflow into the asset itself so review is one round, not six.
Advisor CRM data is a graveyard
Half the contacts haven't been touched in 18 months. We deploy AI enrichment + revival sequences that re-engage stale accounts without violating consent rules.
Onboarding takes weeks per client
Document collection, KYC, suitability questionnaires, fund movement — paperwork loops you could automate without losing the fiduciary moment.
AI pilots that never made it past legal
Your firm has been running 'AI exploration' for two years. We deploy production systems with the security posture compliance asks for, before they ask for it.
Which of our solutions move your number first.
We've already worked inside your tools.
If your tech stack is wealth or RIA standard, we've built inside it. If it's something niche, we'll learn it before kickoff — and the integration plan will name the systems on day one.
The redlines we've already designed around so your team doesn't have to.
Every campaign hits the same six failure modes. We build assets where the failure can't happen — the disclosure renders automatically, the performance claim links to source data, the testimonial carries the required oversight markers. One pass through review, not six.
Custom software, built for your workflow.
Off-the-shelf advisor software covers the obvious. The unique things — your value prop, your niche, your firm's specific edge — usually live in workarounds, spreadsheets, and 'we should build that' Slack threads. That's where we come in.
Client diagnostic & opportunity scanner
Pulls client portfolio + plan data, surfaces missed RMDs, tax-loss-harvesting gaps, concentration risk, fee inefficiencies. Routes flagged accounts into advisor task queues.
AI-assisted suitability + KYC intake
Conversational intake that captures risk tolerance, time horizon, liquidity needs, and produces a compliance-clean suitability doc the advisor signs off on.
Lead scoring trained on your book
Models that learn from your best-fit closed accounts and re-score inbound and dormant leads against that pattern. Stops advisors chasing the wrong fit.
Internal compliance pre-screen
Submit a draft post, email, or one-pager — get back FINRA/SEC red-flag highlights and suggested fixes before it hits supervision.
Fee + cost diagnostic tools
Custom calculators that show clients (and prospects) what they're actually paying across funds, advisory, custodial, and what better looks like at your firm.
Advisor performance dashboard
Pipeline velocity, AUM by source, conversion by segment, churn signals. Built on your CRM data, not a separate analytics stack you have to maintain.
Built knowing what your compliance team will ask.
Communications with the public — content review, retention, supervision.
Testimonials, endorsements, performance presentation, fair-and-balanced.
Best-interest disclosure handling across the funnel and at point of recommendation.
Communication archival in WORM-compatible storage with audit trails.
Jurisdiction-aware advertising and licensure-based content gating.
PII handling, consumer notices, and opt-out flows in every nurture sequence.
Things financial services operators ask first.
Will compliance approve what you build?
Compliance is in the room from kickoff, not at the end. Every deliverable goes through their review process with tracked changes. We expect 1 round of redlines, not 6.
Can you work with our supervisory framework?
Yes. We build to your designated supervisor's existing review queue and recordkeeping vendor — Smarsh, Global Relay, Hearsay, whatever you use.
Do you handle AI security review?
We deploy private-model or fine-tuned setups that keep PII inside your boundary. SOC 2 posture, BYOK encryption, audit logs — patterns your CISO has seen before.
What's a realistic timeline?
Compliance-heavy work usually clocks 8–10 weeks from kickoff to first live system. Most of that is review cycles, which is why we front-load them.