Fewer scattered reviews
One workspace connects notes, planning assumptions, observations, and follow-ups.
SigmaX is the decision-intelligence and proof layer around the client-review process. It helps a wealth-management team know what changed, what needs review, what evidence is missing, who owns the next step, what the advisor should explain, and what record should be preserved.
One sample household. One guided review. Three useful outputs.
SigmaX helps turn scattered review work into a consistent, explainable, human-approved process.
One workspace connects notes, planning assumptions, observations, and follow-ups.
Atlas prepares meeting notes, open questions, stale assumptions, and talking points.
Every draft follows the same evidence, review, approval, and record path.
The advisor gets plain-English language to review before speaking with the client.
The final record shows what changed, who reviewed it, and what remains open.
It turns review inputs into a governed workflow. Atlas prepares, notices, drafts, and explains. SigmaX organizes, analyzes, routes, gates, records, and preserves proof.
Appears in the sample review profile and Meeting Prep Brief.
One sample household. Five steps. Each click updates the analytics, Atlas note, team task, and output preview.
SigmaX gathers the sample household profile, prior meeting notes, planning assumptions, and open questions into a review brief.
Prepared context, open questions, stale assumptions, and advisor focus areas.
Behind the meeting-prep notes, SigmaX organizes evidence, checks readiness, detects drift, routes team tasks, preserves human approval, and creates the record the firm can explain later.
SigmaX gathers sample review context from functional sources: CRM notes, portfolio observations, planning assumptions, documents, service tasks, and prior meeting notes.
Stops the review from depending on memory and scattered systems.
Hamilton review packet assembled - sample only.
SigmaX can surface signals all day. The useful part for a wealth-management owner is knowing which signals are allowed to become draft language, review tasks, records, or blocks. The mandate layer makes that decision path explicit.
A concentrated-position discussion is not allowed to become client-ready yet.
Concentration review plus missing estate coordination.
Client-ready language requires current estate coordination and advisor approval.
Client explanation remains internal draft. Review task is created.
The advisor does not start from a blank page. The firm does not lose the why behind the recommendation.
The Hamilton review retains sources, flags, questions, and approvals as sample firm memory.
Once reviews run through SigmaX, the owner can see where work is stuck and which records are ready. Counts here are sample-only workflow counts, not client asset totals or performance data.
A firm does not need to connect everything on day one. SigmaX can begin with sample and redacted review packets, then progress toward read-only source context and governed workflow exports.
Sample household, notes, assumptions, documents, and decision record.
Atlas organizes context, open questions, stale assumptions, evidence to confirm, team follow-ups, and draft client language into a review-ready packet.
Atlas can draft and organize. It cannot approve, publish, contact clients, or move money.
Generate sample meeting prep notes to reveal this packet.
It organizes evidence, detects missing context, scores readiness, maps follow-ups, and shows what still needs human judgment.
Full-color interactive Drift Radar, customized for wealth reviews: planning assumption freshness, mandate / IPS fit, concentration, income reserve, estate coordination, tax sensitivity, client-explanation readiness, and human approval state.
Drift Radar
Client-review readiness monitor
Illustrative normalized drift values.
Illustrative sample — not client data.
The packet is not client-ready: stale assumptions, missing estate context, and approval state require review.
Each spoke is one drift dimension. A vertex further from the center means more drift on that dimension. The dashed circle is the review envelope — the boundary beyond which a dimension is surfaced for operator review. The amber polygon connects the current readings. Select any vertex or legend row — or hover it — to read what that signal measures and what each reading means.
How current the planning assumptions behind the client review are. If the assumptions age, the meeting brief and client explanation should stay in review.
Planning assumptions are current enough to support the review discussion.
One planning assumption is aging toward its freshness window.
A planning assumption is stale and should be refreshed before client-ready language is used.
Drift Radar surfaces what to review. A REVIEW reading enters the operator's review queue — it does not recommend or take a capital action. Read-only and operator-supervised; capital authority remains separate.
Illustrative sample — not client data.
Illustrative sample - not client data. No capital action.
Readiness changes when the stale planning assumption is resolved. Sample analytics only.
Atlas can prepare, notice, draft, and explain. It cannot approve, publish, contact anyone, trade, rebalance, or move money.
Atlas is a proprietary SigmaX assistance layer. It works inside the review workflow and produces draft materials for human review. It is not a client-facing autopilot.
Atlas helps prepare the review, explain what changed, suggest what to check next, and draft materials for human review. It is not a decision-maker.
Useful work product, not another dashboard.
Sample brief includes client goals, stale assumptions, open questions, source notes, and advisor prep prompts.
Owner selected: SigmaX shows stuck reviews, missing evidence, and draft records by workflow.
Start with the review workflow. Add the modules your team actually uses.
SigmaX connects the decision work around systems your team already uses. Integration labels below are honest demo states, not claims of live production connectivity.
SigmaX is designed to support applicable AI governance obligations and guidance: truthful claims, human oversight, traceable records, clear disclosure, and existing securities-supervision duties. This is compliance-readiness design, not a claim that legal review is complete for every jurisdiction or firm configuration.
No AI-washing, no performance promises, no autonomous-advice claim, and no hidden model capability claim.
Atlas drafts and explains; the advisor or reviewer approves. Nothing is sent, approved, traded, rebalanced, or moved by AI.
Every draft links to sample evidence, review state, task owner, approval state, and decision record.
Sample data, draft status, AI assistance, missing evidence, and authorization requirements are visible on the page.
The demo keeps securities, supervision, communications, recordkeeping, and fair-dealing obligations in the workflow instead of bypassing them.
Controls are designed around NIST AI RMF-style governance: map intended use, measure evidence, manage risk, and preserve review proof.