AI agentic workflows for wealth

AI that does the everyday work.

Put your reconciled data to work. Canopy answers questions, prepares recurring tasks, and flags what matters, with you always in control.

Complete discretion. No obligation.

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01 · Ask

Ask, and understand

Put a question in plain language and get an answer, with the analysis behind it, drawn from your own holdings.

Portfolio Q&A

Ask about exposure, performance, or cash the way you would ask a colleague, and get a sourced answer.

Performance and risk

Returns, attribution, and exposure, from the portfolio total to a single investment.

Surfaced insights

Concentration, drift, and upcoming events, flagged before you go looking.

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02 · Agents

Do the everyday work

Purpose-built agents prepare the recurring tasks a wealth office runs on, ready for a person to approve.

Meeting preparation

Briefings and review packs built from the latest portfolio, ready before the meeting.

Fee and cost checks

Review fees and charges across accounts and surface what looks out of line.

Cash intelligence

Spot idle cash, model the options, and prepare the next step for sign-off.

Private markets

Capital-call calendar, distributions, and NAV tracking, kept current in one place.

Compliance monitoring

Watch positions against mandates and local incentive-scheme rules, such as Singapore 13O and 13U.

Bookkeeping and GL

Journal entries and general-ledger export prepared for review, ready for your accountant.

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03 · Control

You stay in control

The AI proposes; you decide. It is applied only where you want it.

A human approves

Nothing acts on your portfolio on its own. Every action waits for a person to approve it.

Applied with your consent

Turn AI on for the workflows you choose. Some families prefer to keep it off, and that is fully supported.

Private and auditable

Every step is logged, and your data is never used to train shared models.

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Put AI to work on your own data

See which workflows fit your office, on your own statements.