AI automation for advisors

Your clients measure you by how often they hear from you.

Clients do not leave over performance. They leave over silence.

14moSince that household came in
Morning ofWhen prep gets built
0Commitments tracked to close

$4,500 · live in 7 business days · nothing sends without your click

Where the money goes

Three leaks, every practice like yours.

14 monthsSince that household came in
Morning ofWhen review prep gets built
Last quarterCommitments still open
The axiom

Clients do not leave over performance. They leave over nine months of silence.

Review meetings that quietly stop happening

Looks identical to one who came last week.

Meeting prep rebuilt from scratch every time

Assembled by hand, sometimes in the parking lot.

Commitments made in the room and lost outside it

The client remembers all of them.

Households past their review interval households
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Illustrative shape · the amber bar is where you are now
How the system works

Your data in. A drafted message out.

Input CRM + portfolio data Households, review intervals, last contact, open items
AI reasoning Compares every household against its stated cadence Assembles the prep brief and open commitments
Output Drafted outreach + brief Written before you walk into the room
The hard gate

Nothing reaches a client without you clicking send. That is not a setting you can turn off.

What you actually see

One screen. The work already done.

Morning brief4 households overdue
Whitfield household Last review 14 months ago
overdue
Ann Petrakis Beneficiary form still open from Q1
commitment
Dolan family trust 529 review promised in March
commitment
SAGE · review cadence and meeting prep Watching
6:01 AMchecking 118 households vs review interval
6:03 AM4 past stated cadence
6:05 AM3 open commitments from last quarter
Draft to Tom Whitfield
Hi Tom, it's been a while since we sat down together and I don't want another quarter to go by. Nothing is wrong. I'd just rather walk you through where things stand than have you read it off a statement.
Held for your approval · nothing sends until you click
What your software does not do

You already pay for Redtail. This is the gap.

Redtail aloneWith SAGE
Stores the householdYesYes
Flags who is past cadenceNoYes
Writes the prep briefNoYes
Tracks commitments to closeNoYes
Ranks by relationship valueNoYes
The change

Same practice. Different Monday.

Right now
  • Top twenty get seen, the rest drift
  • Prep assembled the morning of
  • Commitments live in a notepad
  • A client asks about moving their account
VS
After the first build
  • Every household tracked against its cadence
  • The prep brief is written before you sit down
  • Open commitments listed until closed
  • You reach out before they wonder
The first build

We start with review cadence and meeting prep.

Review cadenceEvery household tracked against its stated interval.
Meeting prepThe brief written before you sit down, not in the car.
Open commitmentsWhat you promised, listed until it is closed.

Inside Redtail, Wealthbox, Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, Orion, Outlook or Gmail · no migration

How it works

Four steps. Then it runs without you.

01
A 30-minute fit call

Free. I tell you which leak is costing you most, and talk you out of it if the math is not there.

02
We scope what it can see

In writing, before anything connects.

03
First system live in 7 business days

Running on your real data. Not live in 7 days means I keep working free.

04
A 90-day roadmap for the rest of it

Sprint within 30 days credits the $4,500.

Before you book

Questions financial advisors ask.

How does this handle compliance and recordkeeping?

An advisor approves every message, so there is a human decision on the record for each one.

Will it give clients advice?

No. It assembles what you already have and drafts what you approve.

We use Redtail and it has workflows.

Redtail reminds you a review is due. It does not write the prep brief or track open commitments.

Other practices

The leak is different in every kind of practice.

Start with the thing that slips the most.