AI for financial advisers — secure, governed, and under control
Advisers and paraplanners are already using AI to draft suitability letters, summarise meetings and explain options faster — but every paste into a personal ChatGPT login puts client data and your record-keeping at risk. Prompt Orange gives your firm one governed place to use AI: client data stays protected, spend is visible, and everyone works from approved prompts — across Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.
What unmanaged AI looks like in financial advice
Client data in public tools
Staff paste client financials, fact-finds and emails into consumer AI to save time, with no record of what left the firm or whether it's retained.
No view of the cost
AI spend is spread across personal subscriptions and the firm card, so nobody can say what AI is actually costing across the business.
Inconsistent, hard-to-evidence output
A senior adviser's AI draft is sharp and compliant in tone; a junior's is generic and needs reworking — and none of it is recorded.
Records you have to be able to show
Clients and your compliance function expect data to be handled properly and work to be evidenced. "Someone used ChatGPT" is not an answer you want to give.
Where financial advice teams use AI
The everyday work AI speeds up — done safely, with client confidentiality, data protection, and record-keeping expectations protected.
What matters most to your practice?
One platform, every major model
Prompt Orange is model-neutral: your financial advice team can work across Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, and your cost controls, data protection and governance apply the same way to all of them — so you're never locked to a single AI vendor.
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Frequently asked questions
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