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Show the request, required context, configured action, system result, confirmation, and completed state.
Claire handles the operational workflows that consume advisor time: client onboarding, suitability questionnaires, regulatory reporting, ongoing communication. Reg BI + Form CRS compliant. FINRA Rule 3110 supervision controls built in.
30 minutes. We script it around onboarding, suitability, or client service.
Operational work crowds out client work — and growth.
Onboarding drag is the silent reason high-net-worth prospects ghost. Claire is hours.
A quarter of advisor capacity goes to admin. Claire claws back most of it.
Regulatory cost has 11×ed in a decade. Automation is the only way the math works.
Suitability-aware. Supervision-trailed. Built for the regulatory bar.
Identifies client intent. Risk-grades the interaction. Routes high-stakes decisions to the advisor.
Onboards, suitability-tests, screens, generates required disclosures. Within your supervision framework.
Every interaction logged for FINRA Rule 3110. High-net-worth thresholds, complex products, Reg BI conflicts — escalated.
Identity verification, KYC, AML, account opening, custodian wiring. End-to-end orchestrated.
Conversational suitability assessment. Risk profile derived from natural dialogue, not a 40-question form.
Form ADV, Form CRS, Reg BI disclosures — generated, presented, acknowledged. Audit trail captured.
Account questions, transactions, statements, tax documents — without advisor interruption.
FINRA Rule 3110 supervision logs. Reg BI conflicts documentation. ADV update support.
Native Mandarin, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Arabic. Critical for global HNW practices.
Documentation, supervision, and audit trail engineered for advisor oversight.
30-minute demo. Real onboarding workflow. Real numbers.

Clients call about meeting changes, document requests, beneficiary or address updates, distribution questions, account status, and urgent life events. Claire can identify the request, collect permitted facts, route to the correct service workflow, send approved follow-up, and prepare context for an adviser or operations specialist.
Claire should not provide investment advice, make suitability determinations, recommend securities, or approve regulated transactions. Firms define which questions can receive approved information, which requests require identity verification, and where licensed or authorized people must act.
Evaluate CRM and portfolio-system access, record ownership, communication retention, consent, supervisory review, and exception handling. Useful measurements include correctly routed requests, complete service packets, reduced status-chasing, and time returned to client-facing staff—not invented investment outcomes.
Show the request, required context, configured action, system result, confirmation, and completed state.
Show missing information, conflicting records, unavailable systems, policy boundaries, failed actions, and the named owner.
Keep approval, judgment, safety, relationship risk, and unresolved ambiguity with the accountable person.
Client-service workflows also need household and relationship context. A spouse, trustee, beneficiary, power of attorney, or outside professional may be involved without being authorized for every record or action. The firm should define verification and routing for each role, along with what Claire may communicate before a person confirms authority.