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For financial advisers, planners and wealth firms

Suitability drafts and KYC chasing done for you, adviser-checked

We pull client data from your back office, platforms and CRM into draft suitability reports and annual review packs, chase clients for missing KYC/AML documents until they arrive, keep client records in sync across systems, and log every provider follow-up. Advisers review and sign off; every step has an audit trail. Advisers get back 30+ hours a month.
  • 30+ hrs

    a month back from report assembly, KYC chasing and provider follow-up

  • 3

    first builds: suitability drafts · KYC chase · review packs

Why now

Why financial services teams are automating now

The FCA now runs AI Live Testing so firms can trial AI in live conditions with regulatory oversight, with a focus on risk management and live monitoring. We build the same way: each draft records which data it used and who approved it.

The hours go into assembling reports and chasing documents, not advice. Automate the assembly and chasing; keep the advice.

What we fix

The manual work, and what we build for each one

  • You do this by hand: Paraplanners build each suitability report from several systems.

    We build this: Client facts, risk profile and product data pulled into your template; the adviser edits and approves.

    Result: Paraplanners edit a draft instead of building from blank.

  • You do this by hand: Clients are chased for weeks for ID and proof of address.

    We build this: Secure upload link and automatic reminders; compliance alerted only when a document is overdue.

    Result: Onboarding keeps moving without compliance doing the chasing.

  • You do this by hand: Annual review packs are copy-paste from the platform, CRM and cash-flow tool.

    We build this: Review packs assembled from those sources on a schedule, ready for adviser commentary.

    Result:

  • You do this by hand: Client details are typed into every system separately.

    We build this: A change is made once and synced to the back office, platform and CRM.

    Result:

  • You do this by hand: Chasing providers for valuations and LOAs is endless phone and email.

    We build this: Every request logged with a due date; reminders and escalation run automatically.

    Result: The full history sits on the client file, ready for file review.

What we build

The workflows, step by step

01

Suitability report drafts

Client facts, risk profile and product data are pulled into your report template with narrative prompts; the adviser edits and approves; inputs and approver are logged.

Expected impact

Each draft records which data it used and who approved it.

Data to report

  1. Sources

    Back office · platform · CRM · risk profile tool

  2. Report draft

    Your template, data filled

  3. Adviser edits & approves

    Human approval
  4. Filed with audit log

02

KYC/AML document chase

Clients get a secure upload link and automatic reminders; compliance is only alerted when a document is overdue past your allowed window.

Expected impact

Compliance is alerted only when a document passes your allowed window.

KYC chase

  1. Secure upload link sent

  2. Automatic reminders

    Branch: Overdue past your window

    Compliance alerted

  3. Document received, onboarding continues

03

Provider chase log

Every LOA and valuation request is logged with a due date; reminders and escalation run automatically; the full history sits on the client file.

Expected impact

Every request has a due date and an owner; reminders and escalation run without anyone having to remember.

Provider chase log

ProviderRequestStatus
Provider ALOAReceived
Provider BValuationReminded
Provider C (flagged)Past due dateLOAEscalated
Illustrative

04

Annual review pack + client data sync

Review packs are assembled from platform, CRM and cash-flow data on a schedule; client detail changes are made once and synced to every system.

Expected impact

Reviews start from a complete pack; records match everywhere.

Enter once, synced everywhere

Client record (Edited once), which updates Back office (Updated), Platform (Updated), CRM (Updated).

How it goes live

From first workshop to a running workflow

  1. Every output logged with its inputs

    Each draft and decision records the data it used and who approved it, so file reviews and audits have the evidence.

  2. Tested on dummy clients before live

    Every workflow runs on test client records first, so nothing reaches a real client until it has been checked.

  3. Your compliance rules built in

    Your thresholds and policies are part of each workflow, so compliance can see exactly where they apply.

  4. Advisers approve from one screen

    Drafts, packs and chases waiting for sign-off sit in one place, so approval takes minutes, not a search.

Audit trail

  1. Inputs loggedSystemPlatform valuation, risk profile score
  2. Policy rules appliedSystemYour compliance thresholds
  3. Draft v2 approvedAdviserEdits recorded
Illustrative

What we measure

The numbers we track from week one

We baseline each metric before go-live, so the change is measured on your data, not estimated.
  • Baseline in week 1lower is better

    Review-pack completion time

  • Baseline in week 1higher is better

    KYC document completion

  • Baseline in week 1lower is better

    Provider response turnaround

  • Baseline in week 1lower is better

    Compliance exceptions per quarter

Industry signals

What the sources say

FAQ

Questions we hear from teams like yours

Will automation keep reviews consistent?
Yes. We pull data across systems, keep version control, and deliver templated review packs with commentary prompts for the adviser.
Can automation track provider conversations?
Yes. We log every request, remind your team when to follow up, and escalate if a provider misses its due date.
Does the AI give advice?
No. It drafts and chases; the adviser makes and signs every recommendation.

Next step

Bring one anonymised suitability report.

We'll show which sections can be drafted from your data and what the adviser still writes.