[ THE SOLUTION ]

A living memory of what matters to every household.

Upfloat maintains a provenance-aware profile of each household — goals, values, life events, not just balances — and turns it into compliance-reviewed client stories advisors deliver with confidence. Built on Anthropic's managed agents, with the firm's data staying firmly the firm's.

[ CONNECTS YOUR STACK ]

Deep, two-way integration into the systems you already run.

Microsoft 365
email · calendar
CRM
client · household records
Schwab / custody
accounts · positions
Transcripts
upload · voice dictation
Household Memory Graph
The persistent, provenance-aware profile every brief and story is built from.
Pre-meeting briefs
Client stories
[ WHAT UPFLOAT DOES ]

Discovery, structured automatically

LLMs read the unstructured relationship data firms always had but never used — transcripts, notes, emails — and resolve it into one household identity, with every fact traced to its source.

Event-aware pre-meeting briefs

Upfloat keys off upcoming meetings to assemble an internal brief automatically — what's changed, what matters, what to raise — so advisors walk in prepared, not scrambling.

Compliance-reviewed client stories

The household profile becomes client-facing stories in the formats heirs engage with — including short video. Nothing sends without advisor approval; every output is logged for FINRA / SEC review.

The heir as a first-class user

Upfloat models the household across generations and engages the heir directly — before the transfer — turning the next generation from an unknown contact into a known, retained relationship.

[ BUILT FOR TRUST & COMPLIANCE ]

NPI-grade security

Encryption and least-privilege access; per-firm row-level isolation, built toward SOC 2 Type II.

Supervision & archiving

Every AI output is logged and archivable for exams under the Advisers Act of 1940.

Human in the loop

Nothing client-facing sends without advisor approval — no unsupervised AI advice.

Your data stays yours

Firm data is never used to train shared models. The household graph belongs to the firm.

See the household graph on your own data.

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