You can install the AI yourself. We make it your firm’s: the right plan, a written record, and a connection to the systems you already run.
Four people at four small firms, one Tuesday. Each meant to fix it later.
Last night’s meeting notes went into my own ChatGPT. Nobody’s said which account to use. I’ll figure it out later…
An associate advisor, on a personal account.
Illustrative. The stories play in turn. Tap a time to hold one.
Set up the account. Choose the plan. Keep the record. Hold the client’s data. Four things a small firm puts off, and the four we build.
Anthropic’s advisor plugin installs on Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise.
Anthropic help center, October 2026.
On Claude, audit logs and content capture start at Enterprise, and Enterprise starts at 20 seats.
claude.com/pricing, October 2026.
Advisors’ AI use runs 40.9 percent ChatGPT, 20.5 percent Copilot and 6.2 percent Claude. We set up whichever your firm chooses.
T3/Inside Information 2026 Software Survey.
A few questions about your AI setup, your site or your app. Free, and no call required.
Take the Second Look, freeTwo practices, one written method, run by the same people.
The site a referral checks and the phone she calls.
What we build drafts, sorts and reminds. You decide what goes out. Whatever gets automated, the judgment stays with a person.
She asked a question at 9:41 pm. You decide the answer.
Yes. We have worked with several families through the sale of a business. Thursday at 10 is open if that suits you.
Illustrative.
Your AI setup, your site, your app. The way the person deciding reads it: at night, on a phone.
A written scope with fixed prices, and a test that proves it before you rely on it.
Care for what we built. Care Operating for the rest of your stack.
“Now they arrive already sounding like clients, the site confirms exactly why they were sent to us.”

He also runs Meranti, his own advisory practice, so the AI questions on this site are ones he answers for his own firm first.
Joseph Stacy holds an MS in physics from William & Mary. He ran carrier-scale network and cloud programs for AT&T, Verizon, Cisco and Nokia, alongside twenty-five years as an investment advisor.