Each new client adds another manual process.
More accounts, providers and asset classes mean more statements to collect and records to enter. Serving a larger book can consume the team’s capacity before advisors reach the client conversation.
For wealth management firms & multi-family offices
SmartRich’s AI agent reads investment documents, reconciles portfolios, analyses exposure and drafts reports across your client book. Your team guides it with client context, checks its working and approves the results.
Make your team smarter and more productive. Give clients portfolio insights and AI support through their own portal.
Runs in your cloud · State-of-the-art and open AI models
Investment documents & data · storage
Your client scope and instructions. SmartRich’s AI agent does the work.
04 · Dashboards & reports
Built around your practice
The challenges of running a wealth management firm
Your clients see one portfolio. Your firm coordinates a hundred moving parts. As the book grows, collecting data, reconciling records and getting work approved can take time away from the people advising clients.
More accounts, providers and asset classes mean more statements to collect and records to enter. Serving a larger book can consume the team’s capacity before advisors reach the client conversation.
Operations, advisors and tax reviewers can use different source dates, ownership mappings and valuation assumptions. The firm spends time resolving disagreements before it can use the information.
Quarterly reports and one-off exposure questions draw on the same analysts. When every answer needs another spreadsheet, advisors wait and client preparation gets squeezed.
Extracting more data does not help if a few experienced people must check every record. Missing sources and unresolved exceptions send work back through the team.
Provider income records need reconciliation, while investment and tax updates need an applicability check. The firm must translate the results into approved reports, process changes and communications.
Client restrictions, past exceptions and the reasons behind a classification can stay with one employee. Leave, staff changes and handoffs expose gaps that a portfolio total cannot explain.
The SmartRich approach
Bring records from the systems and providers your firm uses into SmartRich through connected sources, APIs and uploads. SmartRich’s AI agent carries out the task; your team checks the working and approves the result. Start with one recurring workflow and define its data connections, review steps and destination for approved work.
TodayChase emails, shared folders and individual spreadsheets.
With SmartRichAutomatically ingest documents and structured investment data from connected inboxes, shared folders and third-party APIs into a secure Vault.
TodayRead statements and rekey investment records.
With SmartRichLet SmartRich’s AI agent read statements, extract investment records and reconcile existing client holdings for review, reducing manual data entry.
TodaySearch multiple files and recreate the analysis.
With SmartRichAsk portfolio questions in natural language. SmartRich’s AI agent analyses transactions and underlying holdings, saving your team from searching files and rebuilding the analysis.
TodayGather figures and rebuild the presentation each cycle.
With SmartRichDescribe the report you need. SmartRich’s AI agent assembles the data and drafts it, saving your team from rebuilding reports each cycle.
TodayCollect provider statements and calculate income across different rules.
With SmartRichLet SmartRich’s AI agent consolidate provider statements, classify investment income and apply the relevant tax rules, reducing the calculations your team must assemble for review.
TodayTrace figures and conclusions back through separate files and spreadsheets.
With SmartRichSmartRich shows the working behind its AI agent’s work, giving your team full transparency to check the work, make corrections and approve it.
TodayPiece together activity from separate tools.
With SmartRichTrack employee and advisor activity across workflows to identify review bottlenecks and recurring rework, then decide where to rebalance team effort.
How it works
Three core tools carry the work from incoming information to reviewed and approved output from SmartRich’s AI agent. Vault stores the data, Workflows let the agent act on it, and Review Desk gives people the place to check and approve it. Dashboards and reports then inform human decisions.
Connect your data
Emails, uploads, shared folders and third-party APIs feed a shared store of investment documents and structured data.
Delegate the groundwork
Give SmartRich’s AI agent a task for a client or client group. Set the scope, supply context and review the working before using the result.
Check and approve the work
See the agent’s working alongside the records it used. Check discrepancies, make corrections and approve the result before it reaches dashboards and reports.
Follow a task through the process
See SmartRich’s AI agent complete routine tasks and flag gaps that need human input. Follow the working, the review and the decisions that come after approval.
Illustrative example · Reconcile client portfolios
SmartRich records routine transactions and bonus units automatically. During reconciliation, it finds a sale with no corresponding purchase in the available history and asks for the missing evidence.
“Reconcile these client holdings. Show any transactions that the available records cannot explain.”
The current statement records the sale, but the Vault has no earlier statement showing how the client acquired the units.
0 − 250 = −250 units
SmartRich’s AI agent shows why the available history cannot support this sale and flags the missing acquisition record.
Purchase history needed250 bought − 250 sold = 0
The reviewer supplies an older statement containing the 250-unit purchase. SmartRich reads it, records the buy and reruns reconciliation. The reviewer checks the completed history and approves the work.
The reconciled position now matches the broker statement. The approved transaction history feeds the portfolio and client report.
Reconciled after new evidenceThe advisor can now use the complete transaction history to explain the disposal to the client. Operations can decide whether other accounts need the same historical statements.
Identify the missing evidence directly, give the reviewer a specific document to retrieve and let SmartRich rerun the reconciliation once it arrives.
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
Illustrative example · Prepare a report
SmartRich drafts a quarterly review for the advisory team. One portfolio increased in value, but the client also added money during the quarter.
“Draft the quarterly client review. Separate new contributions from changes in investment value.”
The approved portfolio records and cash ledger supply the figures for the reporting period.
₹60 lakh − ₹50 lakh = ₹10 lakh
SmartRich’s AI agent calculates both parts of the increase, assembles the report tables and drafts commentary that distinguishes new money from changes in investment value.
Commentary for reviewThe reviewer confirms the contribution and period boundaries. The advisor checks that the commentary distinguishes account growth from investment return, adds the client’s goals and approves the report.
The approved review pack explains both parts of the increase and includes the advisor’s discussion points.
Approved for the client reviewUsing the approved report and the client’s goals, the advisor decides whether to propose deploying the new contribution or retaining it for a planned commitment.
Let SmartRich assemble the figures and draft the explanation so advisors can focus their review on meaning, context and recommendations.
This simplified illustration assumes no other cash flows. The ₹10 lakh is a residual value change, not a calculated investment return.
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
Illustrative example · Explore the data
An advisor asks about issuer exposure before a client review. SmartRich combines the direct holding with the exposure inside a fund, using records already in the Vault.
“Show the combined issuer exposure at quarter-end, including underlying fund holdings and the source dates.”
Connected sources supply portfolio positions and fund holdings for the same quarter-end. SmartRich uses the instrument metadata to match the issuer across both.
₹20L + (₹50L × 6%) = ₹23L
SmartRich’s AI agent calculates ₹3 lakh of indirect exposure, adds the direct holding and shows the sources and dates behind the answer.
Analysis ready for reviewThe advisor checks that the analysis covers the requested accounts, uses matching dates and maps the right issuer. With no missing records in this example, the analysis is ready to approve.
The approved exposure view carries the source dates and calculation into the advisor’s dashboard.
Approved for the client reviewThe advisor compares the approved exposure with the client’s mandate and decides whether to trim the direct holding, change the fund allocation or retain the exposure.
Answer an exposure question without building another spreadsheet. SmartRich does the matching and calculation; the advisor evaluates what the combined position means for the client.
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
Illustrative example · Prepare the tax picture
While preparing a client’s quarterly tax report from emails and statements, SmartRich compares AIF distribution letters with Form 64C or the provider’s quarterly tax emails. The documents agree on total income but disagree on its classification.
“Prepare the quarterly tax filing report for this client from emails and statements.”
The Vault receives the documents through connected inboxes or files. SmartRich matches the investor, fund and income period before comparing the breakdown for FY 2025–26.
Short-term: ₹3L − ₹2L = ₹1L difference
SmartRich’s AI agent shows the ₹1 lakh shift between short-term and long-term gains, with both source entries alongside it. It drafts a query asking the provider to confirm the classification.
Provider clarification neededThe reviewer checks the comparison and sends the query. In this example, the provider confirms an error in the distribution letter and supplies a corrected version. SmartRich reads it and reruns the comparison; the reviewer checks and approves the corrected breakdown.
The approved summary links the corrected letter, Form 64C and provider clarification, giving the tax team the confirmed income categories for its calculations.
Approved after provider clarificationThe tax team decides whether the corrected classification requires revising the client’s tax calculation or an earlier estimate before handing the report to the accountant.
Catch a discrepancy that a total-only check would miss. Give the reviewer the conflicting entries and a specific provider query, without manually comparing every letter and email.
Illustrative discrepancy for the same investor, fund and income period. Differences can also reflect timing, return of capital or later adjustments; SmartRich flags them for clarification rather than assuming either document is correct. A quarterly email supports an interim comparison until the annual Form 64C is available.
Reference: Income Tax Department · Form 64C and its income categories
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
Illustrative example · Track regulatory changes
While monitoring regulatory updates, SmartRich spots a notice requiring updated fee, lock-in and exit disclosures before new AIF subscriptions. In this illustrative scenario, it finds eight subscription packs that need updating and drafts a briefing for the advisors handling them.
“Monitor investment and tax updates relevant to our firm. Flag affected client cases and documents, and prepare action briefs for compliance and the advisory team.”
SmartRich monitors the firm’s selected regulatory sources and identifies the example AIF notice. It retrieves subscription packs, disclosure templates and pending client cases from the Vault to assess the impact.
12 cases = 8 subscriptions + 4 reviews
SmartRich’s AI agent identifies eight new subscriptions using the earlier disclosure template. It links each missing disclosure to the notice, extracts the effective date and drafts an advisor brief. It proposes excluding four reviews of existing holdings.
Scope and document changes for reviewCompliance checks the effective date against the eight planned subscriptions and confirms the four portfolio reviews involve no new investment. It checks the proposed document changes and advisor briefing, makes corrections and approves the action list.
Compliance and the affected advisors receive the approved brief with the client cases, disclosure sections to update and deadline from the notice.
Approved for compliance and advisorsThe compliance lead assigns the template update and decides whether any of the eight subscriptions must wait for revised disclosures. The advisory head assigns client follow-ups to the advisors handling those cases.
Keep the firm informed as relevant updates appear. Give compliance the affected documents and cases, and give advisors clear client actions without each person monitoring and interpreting the same notices.
The notice, disclosure requirement and case counts are fictional. This illustrates how SmartRich connects a regulatory update to client work; it does not describe an actual AIF rule.
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
Illustrative example · Understand team productivity
The operations head asks why client reports are delayed. The activity dashboard initially groups every late review into one queue.
“Explain this week’s delayed reviews. Separate work waiting on our team from work blocked by missing provider records.”
Workflow timestamps, assignments and document requests show where each item is waiting.
12 late = 8 blocked + 4 internal
SmartRich’s AI agent matches review items to outstanding document requests and shows the evidence behind each proposed delay category.
Delay reasons to validateThe manager confirms the eight provider delays, checks case complexity and notes that two of the four internal cases belong to a reviewer on leave. The manager adds this staffing context and approves the report.
The approved dashboard distinguishes external dependencies from internal workload and includes the manager’s staffing context.
Approved with team contextThe operations head reassigns the two cases, prioritises the other internal reviews and asks the provider relationship owner to follow up on the eight blocked items.
Direct management attention to the actual cause of delay and avoid treating every overdue item as an employee performance problem.
Illustrative records and figures, not a customer result or a live product demonstration.
What you can do with SmartRich
Choose the tasks that matter to your teams. Use the same Vault, SmartRich’s AI agent and Review Desk as you extend from one workflow to another.
Automatically ingest emails, files and structured investment data from connected inboxes, shared folders and APIs; add files through uploads.
Assemble and reconcile existing holdings across members, entities, accounts and asset classes.
Describe the report you need. SmartRich’s AI agent gathers the figures and drafts a client review or firm report.
Explore positions, transactions and underlying holdings using natural-language questions.
See workflow activity, review turnaround and recurring rework across employees and advisors.
Use SmartRich’s AI agent to bring together emails and statements across investment types and providers, reconcile income, apply the relevant tax rules and draft the report. Check discrepancies and calculations before approving it.
Give clients an AI-supported portal for approved portfolio information and reports. Let them connect their portfolio to their preferred personal AI agents, with personally identifiable information (PII) scrubbed before data is shared outside your cloud.
Let SmartRich’s AI agent monitor investment and tax updates, flag changes relevant to your firm and draft briefs showing affected clients, documents and deadlines. Review and approve the briefs to keep employees and advisors informed.
The breadth of Indian wealth
Your client book spans market investments, private holdings, property, deposits, retirement assets and business ownership. Scope each workflow around the relevant records, available data and calculations for those assets.
Indian and overseas equities · Mutual funds · ETFs · PMS · REITs · InvITs · Derivatives
Government securities · Treasury bills · Corporate bonds and debentures · Fixed and recurring deposits · Savings and cash · Structured products
AIFs · Private equity · Venture capital · Unlisted shares · Startup investments · Private credit · Loans and receivables
Residential and commercial property · Land · Gold and silver · Sovereign gold bonds · Art and collectibles · Digital assets
EPF · PPF · NPS · Other retirement accounts · ULIPs · Endowment and other insurance policies
ESOPs · RSUs · Promoter holdings · Stakes in private businesses and partnerships
During evaluation, agree which sources can connect automatically, which records need uploads, and which reconciliation, valuation or tax calculations the selected workflow needs.
Deployment and data privacy
SmartRich runs in your cloud, with access to state-of-the-art and open AI models through managed services such as Vertex AI.
Your Vault and application run in your cloud environment. Choose models and configure processing location and retention to meet your firm’s data policies.
Vertex AI’s managed-model terms prohibit training on customer data without your permission or instruction.
Encrypt personally identifiable information and stored passwords within the customer deployment to protect sensitive client records and credentials.
Define which teams and agents may access each client’s records, who reviews their work and who can approve publication.
Agree how corrections and approvals should be recorded so your firm can trace who checked the work and authorised its use.
Connecting a personal AI agent: When a client connects an external agent, the shared portfolio data leaves your cloud after PII is scrubbed. Financial information can still be sensitive; the external provider’s processing, retention and training policies apply to that shared data.
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