Structured briefing
Capture advice scope, client circumstances, file locations, platforms, required modelling and licensee rules.
Adial helps paraplanners receive cleaner inputs, identify gaps earlier, coordinate research and modelling, manage drafting stages and return review-ready work with a visible evidence trail.
Standardise the work without pretending every adviser, licensee or client case is identical.
Capture advice scope, client circumstances, file locations, platforms, required modelling and licensee rules.
Detect missing, inconsistent or stale information before it creates downstream rework.
Track research, modelling, wording, attachments, adviser clarifications and internal quality review.
Apply the right templates, terminology, platform rules and escalation paths for each adviser business.
Connect findings to sources, versions and responsible reviewers rather than opaque confidence scores.
Monitor work-in-progress, aging items, blocked dependencies and turnaround pressure across the team.
For each advice file, Adial can organise the brief, identify evidence gaps, track modelling and drafting dependencies, preserve reviewer feedback and make the final handoff easier to verify.
Across all client firms, leaders can see intake quality, recurring rework, turnaround, capacity constraints, exception themes and which workflows require redesign.
One organisational subscription with unique named users, an agreed client-firm and workflow band, measured data/AI usage and separately scoped integrations.
Prove one intake-to-handoff workflow with agreed client firms and acceptance tests.
Named paraplanners and reviewers operate within the agreed organisation band.
Data volume, specialist connectors and optional qualified review are priced transparently.
See the pricing framework. Final pricing is confirmed after systems, volume, client-firm count and risk controls are scoped.
We will map the sources, handoffs, review points and acceptance criteria.
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