Wealth Systems by Expert AI Labs

Teaching artifacts · fake data only

Three walkthroughs

One tool you can actually drive, one queue that shows what cross-system intelligence looks like, and the supervision file a CCO hands an examiner. Nothing executes, nothing is live, and every sensitive step waits for a named person. These exist for discovery calls and the workshop, not as software to log into.

01 · Full interactive tool

Portfolio Command Center

Capital plan, four model portfolios, multi-account banded rebalancing, a draft trade order list you can copy or export, and the income calendar the household lives on. Every input recalculates the whole chain, and the trade list still waits for a named human release. This is the one to open on a call.

02 · Cross-system intelligence

The firm-wide exception queue

The exceptions that matter rarely live in one system. A cash request buried in a CRM note, a restriction nobody coded, a wash-sale conflict across linked accounts, a fee-tier miss. No single platform sees all four. One queue does, with evidence and a named owner on every item. Click through it.

Sample walkthrough · fake data

Firm-Wide Exception Queue

One prioritized queue across CRM, portfolio system, custodian, and billing. Every item carries evidence, an owner, and an approval.

Open
6
High
3
Due today
3
CRM · Friday, 12:00 ETNeeds approval

Client cash request found in a meeting note

$25,000 due Friday. Household holds $6,150 in cash. Missing it is a service failure with a date on it.

Evidence
  • ·CRM note, Tue 2:14 PM: "needs $25k out by Friday for the kitchen"
  • ·Custodian cash balance: $6,150 across IRA + taxable
  • ·No money-movement ticket exists in the CRM
Recommended action

Raise $37,250 with the RMD in the same trade list. Route to trader for release.

Owner: K. Ramos, Trading · nothing executes without their sign-off

This replaces the swivel chair, not the person. Every item resolves to a named human approval.

03 · Governance and assurance

The AI supervision file

Examiners now ask how firms monitor and supervise their AI. This view answers it: an inventory of every tool and agent, an approval matrix, and the evidence log behind both. More on governance.

Sample walkthrough · fake data

The AI Supervision File

Every AI tool in the firm: what it touches, who owns it, what it may do, and the evidence an examiner would ask for.

Tools
5
Reviews due
1
Open incidents
0
ToolData accessOwnerApproval levelLast testIncidents
AI notetaker (vendor)
Bought
Meeting audio, CRM contactsOps leadHuman review before CRM writePass · Jul 140
ChatGPT Team (firm account)
Bought
No client data · public information onlyCCOProhibited for client dataPolicy check · Jul 141 resolved
Portfolio platform AI
Platform feature
Holdings, performanceTradingRead-only insightsReview pending0
Trade-prep system (internal)
Built
Custodian file, model targetsHead traderHuman release on every listRegression pass · Jul 120
Tax document scanner
Bought
Client tax returnsPlanningExtraction review requiredPass · Jun 300
The SEC's FY2026 exam priorities ask how firms monitor and supervise their AI. This is what the answer looks like.

Illustrative figures only. Not live market data, not investment advice, not an order management system. Wealth Systems by Expert AI Labs is not an RIA, broker-dealer, or custodian.