For advisors who review client & prospect planning files

Know what to ask next.

Turn notes, statements, trusts, insurance, business documents, and planning files into advisor-ready findings, source references, and next steps — before the meeting.

Advisor-facingIssue-spottingInternal use — not a client deliverable
The problem

The plan arrives faster than you can read it.

Every prospect shows up with a different stack: old trusts, beneficiary forms, insurance illustrations, tax returns, business documents, or a buy-sell agreement. Reading them closely takes hours you don't have — and skimming is how the gap that loses the client slips through. The advisor who already knows the beneficiary form contradicts the trust walks into the room prepared.

What you upload

The planning file, as it is.

Estate & trust

Wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, beneficiary designations, powers of attorney.

Financial & tax

Statements, retirement accounts, a prior 706, insurance illustrations, business and buy-sell documents.

Your notes

Meeting notes and intake details. Upload what you have — the review works with an incomplete file and tells you what's missing.

What you receive

A Planning Health Check — your meeting prep, in seven parts.

Advisor-facing planning intelligence: the issues worth raising, what's missing, and which professional should review each one. You read the brief; the technical appendix backs it up for any reviewer.

How it works

Upload the file. Get ready for the meeting.

01

Upload the planning file

Trusts, beneficiary forms, insurance, statements, tax documents, business agreements, and your notes. You attest you have permission to upload.

02

Receive the Health Check

Advisor-facing findings, missing information, source references, questions to ask, and review routing — usually within 1–2 business days.

03

Prepare the next conversation

You decide what to raise, what to request, and which attorney, CPA, or other professional should review each issue.

Automated Health Checks are advisor-facing and may require professional verification before use.

See it on a sample file

Sample Planning Health Check

A full Health Check on a synthetic estate case — the exact format you'd receive, from cover to technical appendix. No real client data.

Open the sample (PDF)
Synthetic case · no real client data
Founding cohort pricing

Pick the tier that matches your volume.

A Planning Case is one household or matter. Update an existing case as often as you like — a new credit is only used for a new case. No rollover, no annual lock.

Starter
$99 / month
  • 3 Planning Cases per month
  • Full Planning Health Check on each
  • Unlimited updates to existing cases
  • Delivery within 2 business days
  • Cancel anytime
Join as Starter
Pro · most popular
$199 / month
  • 8 Planning Cases per month
  • Priority turnaround — within 1 business day
  • Unlimited updates to existing cases
  • Direct line to the founder during the cohort
  • Cancel anytime
Join as Pro
Need more in a month? Add a case pack — 3 additional Planning Cases for $99.  ·  Want a closer look? Order a Senior Analyst Review ($500 / case) for a deeper, human-reviewed pass, routed to the founder.

Founding cohort access is limited to financial, legal, tax, insurance, and trust professionals using the service in a professional capacity. Accounts are subject to approval.

Privacy, compliance & trust

Built for professional use, with a bright line.

  • Advisor-facing, internal use. Nothing is sent to, addressed to, or intended for your client. Any client communication is yours, prepared and delivered outside the Health Check.
  • We don't train AI on your files. Uploaded client documents are not used to train or fine-tune our models. We maintain a vendor/subprocessor list for diligence review.
  • Issue-spotting, not advice. Socrates Crayon is not a law firm, RIA, broker-dealer, CPA firm, or insurance agency, and renders no legal or tax opinion.
  • Minimized before analysis. Identifying information is minimized and direct identifiers removed from supported model-analysis workflows before processing.
  • Encrypted in transit; access controlled. Traffic uses HTTPS/TLS. Access is limited by account role and logged where supported; files are never exposed through public links.
  • You stay the system of record. You keep full access and deletion while active; after cancellation, a read-only window, then archival or deletion per our retention schedule.
Questions

Straight answers.

Is the Planning Health Check a client deliverable?
No. It is advisor-facing, internal-use issue-spotting for your meeting prep. Any client-facing work is prepared and delivered by you, outside the automated Health Check.
Is it legal, tax, or investment advice?
No. It is software-generated issue-spotting. Verify every finding with the appropriate licensed professional before any client relies on it.
Does using Socrates Crayon create an attorney-client relationship?
No. Socrates Crayon is not a law firm and does not represent you or your clients, and creates no fiduciary or advisory relationship.
Who can access my uploaded files?
Authenticated users on your account and authorized Socrates Crayon personnel or reviewers who need access to operate, support, secure, or review the service. Access is limited by role and logged where supported. Files are not exposed through public links.
Do you use my data to train AI models?
No. Uploaded client documents are not used to train or fine-tune our models. Where third-party AI providers are used, we select providers that state they do not train on inputs by default, and we do not opt in.
Do I need consent before uploading a client's documents?
Yes. You attest at intake that you have the authority, permission, or consent to upload the materials.
Can I cancel?
Anytime. Your founding rate holds as long as you stay subscribed within the cohort window.
Who is it for?
Financial, legal, tax, insurance, and trust professionals who regularly review client or prospect planning files. Estate attorneys use it for intake triage.
Founding cohort — a small, hand-picked group

Read the plan before the meeting.

We're opening a small founding cohort of advisors who regularly review planning files — real cases, honest feedback, founding pricing, and a direct line to the person who built it.