Financial services
Onboarding, reconciliation, wire releases, and advisor operations, built for compliance review from day one: every action logged, each tool limited to its own data.
Every lead researched and answered before a rep opens the inbox. Every open deal followed up on time.
An example lead brief: contact, fit, signal, opener, sources, and a approve and send step.
One firm, three industries. Each gets a priced plan, a working system, and a log of everything it did.
Onboarding, reconciliation, wire releases, and advisor operations, built for compliance review from day one: every action logged, each tool limited to its own data.
Put AI to work across portfolio companies without adding headcount: an assessment for each company, ranked by what each workflow is worth, and one team that builds and runs it.
Deposits explained from on-chain activity, partner research with the sources attached, and payment review notes prepared before the decision.
An RIA's inbound prospects answered from the advisor's notes, with every email held for approval.
Every teaser screened against the thesis, and every active deal given a dated next step and owner.
Watch the private equity demoPartner candidates screened for product fit and CRM history before business development spends an hour.
Watch the digital assets demoA brief waits in the CRM with the contact, the fit evidence, and the sources.
Today: A rep spends 20 minutes per account pulling facts from three tools (example).A draft reply answers the question from your records within minutes. A person approves it.
Today: Web forms and shared-inbox replies wait a day or more while the team is in meetings.Every open deal gets a dated next step and a drafted follow-up, routed to its owner.
Today: A proposal sits nine days with no owner (example).40 inbound accounts screened against your fit criteria
DoneReply to Ridgeline Wealth's advisor-platform inquiry drafted
WaitingFollow-ups on 12 open deals approved by Dana and sent
SentNorthwind Treasury asked for pricing outside the rule: flagged
FlaggedTwo stalled proposals given a next step and an owner
DraftedPipeline note: 6 meetings booked, 2 deals moved stage
DoneScreens each account against your rules and writes a one-page brief with the evidence and sources.
Result · A ready list of good-fit leads, with the evidence attachedDrafts each reply, sets a next step on every deal, and books the meeting once a person approves.
Result · No lead left waiting, no deal without a next stepHubSpot, Salesforce, a spreadsheet
Gmail, Outlook
Calls, voicemail, SMS
Google Drive, Dropbox
A one-week Assessment on the sales job that leaks most, credited in full toward a Build Sprint within 30 days.
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Read access to your CRM, the sales inbox, and the proposal folders. Sending stays behind a person until you decide otherwise.
Yes. A rep approves, edits, or skips each draft from the CRM or inbox, and every send is logged with its approver.
One week for the Assessment and two weeks for the Build Sprint. About three weeks from the first call to a rep approving real follow-ups.
The brief shows where every fact came from, so a wrong call is visible before anyone emails. Nothing is sent without a person.
Prices are published: a $1,500 Assessment, a $5,000 Build Sprint, and AI Operations at $999 a month. The numbers in the examples above are not a quote.
Begin with the job that costs the most each week.
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