A smaller review surface
Avoid adding a mandatory third-party client-ledger store to every control questionnaire.
You keep your login and your client data where it already lives. We turn broker and portfolio records into a small approved summary β and only that summary goes to the AI model.
Your login and approved storage stay yours. We are not another place to park the client book.
Open-source importers normalize broker exports on the user side before anything reaches AI.
The model call receives an approved aggregate β not a raw dump of client holdings for open-ended retention.
Our consumer app runs the same import pipes under real broker-file mess β so enterprise buyers are not buying a slide.
Wealth platforms should not have to copy the client ledger into a new vendor cloud just to add AI. We fit ingestion and the AI hop around the stores and login you already trust.
New retention, access, subprocessor, and incident-response work lands on your security and legal teams.
Advice and portfolio questions usually need a few facts or totals β not every underlying row.
The review becomes βCan this vendor hold our client book?β instead of βCan this tool work over data we already approve?β
Pocket Portfolio is the live consumer app on the same pipes. Enterprise pilots use your stores β we do not become the warehouse.
Read the reference architecture βBroker and portfolio files are cleaned up where the user or platform already works. You approve what may go into the summary. Only that summary reaches the model call.
Pocket is the consumer app that exercises the same importers under real broker CSV chaos. How Pocket stores data for retail users is separate from the enterprise path, where your platform keeps the book.
View Pocket Portfolio βWe start by mapping your login, approved stores, data sources, what may enter the AI summary, and how the model call is controlled.
Confirm identity, storage, jurisdictions, operators, and existing data flows.
Lock exactly which fields and totals may reach the model.
Test import, visibility, what persists, and what procurement needs to see.
Copying the book into every AI vendor expands your subprocessor list, your contracts, and your cloud bill. A smaller approved summary removes what you never needed to store twice.
Avoid adding a mandatory third-party client-ledger store to every control questionnaire.
Security, legal, and procurement can see what crosses to the model and what persists.
Move from open-ended experiments to a controlled processor model over approved context.
DORA, the EU AI Act, GDPR, and vendor-risk review make architecture and processor scope board-level issues β not afterthought paperwork. We do not claim certification you do not hold.
Maximum administrative fine β what your DPO already weighs against every new data store.
The legislation enterprises will be audited against from 2026 onward β architecture and processor scope are diligence inputs, not automatic compliance.
IBM Cost-of-a-Data-Breach 2025. Perimeter width is a commercial risk, not a slogan.
Pocket Portfolio is the live wealth-tech app that proves the importers. Open Portfolio is the enterprise path on the same pipes. Founder track record: Built a digital portfolio platform supporting decision-making across Β£7B in energy assets. (National Grid Ventures, 2023β2025) β prior role credential, not an Open Portfolio customer claim.
In plain terms: you keep the client book and the login. AI only sees a small summary you approve. We supply the fitting β import and the model hop β not another vault for the ledger. Deeper map: /architecture.
Enterprise path: no β you keep approved storage; we are not the warehouse. Pocket Portfolio is a separate consumer app used to prove importers under real files; that is not the default enterprise contract.
Only an approved summary assembled before the call β not the raw client ledger for open-ended retention on a vendor warehouse path. What is allowed is agreed in architecture review.
Pocket is the live consumer product that stress-tests broker imports. Open is the enterprise boundary for platforms that keep the book in their own stack. Same import ideas; different commercial contract.
Use Open when you need AI over wealth data without parking the ledger in another vendor β inspectable import and a controlled model hop. Not when you need bank linking or payments. Not a Plaid replacement.
We map login, storage, sources, the summary contract, and model controls; then run a scoped pilot. Start at /tier1designpartner or book a diligence call from this page.
Bring how you log people in, where client data lives, what you import, and the AI use case. We will map whether a scoped pilot makes sense. We reply within one working day.