Private AI · self-hosted · Australian
Finance & accounting
Confidential client statements, filings and records can't go through public AI under APRA and ASIC expectations.
How it works
Deploys within your environment with full audit trails and data residency.
Compliance in scope
APRA CPS 234 · ASIC guidance · Australian Privacy Principles.
In practice
We built an AI that works across an advisory firm’s existing tools - staff get answers by chatting inside the systems they already use, with nothing exported.
What it would look like for you
A client asks why their fee changed. The answer exists - in the engagement letter, three years of invoices, and a file note written by someone who has since left. Instead of an afternoon of searching, the question gets asked once and comes back with each source named. The same index will also show you where your own standard terms have quietly drifted across the client book.
That is Document Answers and Operations Answers - two of the six builds we start from, customised to how your firm actually works. See all six →
In April 2026 the prudential regulator told every entity it regulates that third-party AI risk was the biggest governance gap it had found - AI arriving inside vendor software, under contracts that said nothing about how data is handled. What that means in practice →
