Document-driven data collection
Clients share what they have; the agent parses it into accounts, balances, entities, and relationships — instead of a data-entry project on your side.
AI for Advisors · Onboarding and Data Collection
The slowest part of a new relationship is assembling the picture. entropyFA turns whatever the client shares — statements, tax documents, entity paperwork — into a mapped household record, so the real advice starts sooner.
New households start in the onboarding stage of the pipeline.
What it handles
Clients share what they have; the agent parses it into accounts, balances, entities, and relationships — instead of a data-entry project on your side.
Accounts, trusts, businesses, family members, and the relationships between them become an explicit structure, so complex households are legible from day one.
Because collection produces a structured record, early plan drafts and surfaced opportunities come out of onboarding — not months after it.
How it works
New clients share documents and account information once, into an encrypted private workspace — not into a stack of forms that ask what the documents already say.
The agent extracts and maps accounts, entities, and relationships, and you review the structure — catching gaps early instead of discovering them at the first annual review.
With the record in place, the agent prepares the first plan drafts and flags immediate opportunities for your review, and the same structure stays current from then on.
Capabilities
Why you can trust it
Most onboarding produces a snapshot that starts aging immediately. Because entropyFA keeps monitoring the household after the record is built, the work you do in week one keeps paying off at every review that follows.
↳ Review the trust architectureFAQ
Clients share documents and account details into a private encrypted workspace. The agent parses them, extracts the data, and maps the household's accounts, entities, and relationships into one structured record that you review — replacing manual data gathering and re-keying.
They share what they already have, once. For households that want direct access, entropyFA also supports working in the same trusted workspace as their advisor — one system, both sides of the relationship.
Yes. entropyFA carries the pipeline from prospect through onboarding to client, the people and typed relationships behind each household, notes, tasks, calendar, email, documents, and one relationship timeline — and the onboarding stage of that pipeline is where new households start. What separates it from a conventional advisor CRM is that planning, tax, portfolio, and estate analysis run on the same record. Marketing campaigns and list segmentation are not part of it today.
Data gathering and plan preparation typically consume 4 to 6 hours per household. Document-driven collection removes most of that assembly work, and keeps it from coming back at every review.
Yes: AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, per-family keys and isolation, US-only processing, SOC 2 audited infrastructure, and no AI training on client data.
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Tell us about your firm and client mix. We will show you where entropyFA fits first, in a demo built around your work.