A one-page plan review any advisor can send to any prospect. Plain English. Color-coded. No jargon.
How it runs, what the prospect receives, how it earns the meeting.
What you'll get back: a one-page read on where your plan stands.
Five to eight findings in plain English. A traffic light next to each. Your brand in the corner. A diagnostic disclaimer at the foot of the page.
The same verb you'd use for a case — minus the deliverable stack. Output is one page; the goal is the next conversation, not the full engagement on day one.
Trust, will, codicils. Whatever the prospect shared at discovery. Drag-and-drop into the portal.
Engine reads the documents, color-codes the findings, lays them out on a one-page template with your brand.
PDF to download, or send through the portal with your cover note. Advisor-approval strip gates delivery.
Prospect arrives with the one-pager in hand, already pointing at the red line. You open the next conversation, not the first.
The prospect sees the one-page. The advisor sees the full finding set — the language, the cross-sell signals, and the opening for the next conversation.
Every finding carries confidence, citation, and a working commentary. Cross-sell signals sit alongside the findings: funding gaps, conversion windows, insurance posture.
Plain English. Color-coded. Five to eight findings. A diagnostic footer that makes the scope honest — and an advisor-branded header that makes the provenance obvious.
Per-run pricing, volume credits for firms, no per-prospect upcharge. The prospect sees your brand, not ours.
It does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Every run is disclaimer-wrapped and advisor-approved before delivery. The output is the start of a conversation — not the conclusion of one.
Either door lands in the same place — a one-page run against a representative plan, with your branding on the cover.