For financial advisors

Fiduciary duty doesn't pause for AI convenience.

Verify every AI-generated summary of a prospectus, insurance policy, or plan document against the actual filing. Produce a verification record your compliance officer can drop straight into the client file.

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What we catch

The errors that end careers.

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Misstated fees and expense ratios

AI summarizing a fund's expense ratio off the prospectus — but using a stale share class. Verified against the exact document version you uploaded.

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Wrong surrender periods or riders

Annuity and life policy summaries that flatten complex riders into incorrect simple statements.

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Risk-disclosure gaps

Material risk language quietly dropped from a summary. Flagged Not Found.

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Fabricated performance figures

AI inventing a return number that isn't anywhere in the filing. Exact-match numerical gate catches it.

The workflow

How advisors actually use VeriDoc.

STEP 01

Upload the source document

Prospectus, policy, plan document, RFP response — PDF or DOCX.

STEP 02

Paste the client-facing AI summary

From any tool — Claude, ChatGPT, your CRM's AI.

STEP 03

Resolve flags before sending

Each red flag links back to the exact source sentence.

STEP 04

Save the audit PDF to the client file

Documented proof of care obligation. Ready for any audit.

"Compliance asked us how we knew the AI summary matched the prospectus. With VeriDoc we have an answer — and a PDF."
RIA principal · independent firm · $180M AUM
Session · Master_Services_Agreement.pdf

Source Document

Master Services Agreement

p. 4 / 12
Macro detail of a printed source document
VERIDOC
AUDITED
QA-0942

Atomic Factual Claims

4 of 19 require attention

Verity84.2%
SupportedClaim #001

The contract duration is twenty-four months.

§2.1 — “This agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and continue for a period of twenty-four (24) months.”

ContradictedClaim #002

Termination requires 60 days written notice.

Source explicitly states 30 days, not 60.

§4.2 — “Either party may terminate this agreement upon thirty (30) days prior written notice.”

Partially supportedClaim #003

Liability is capped at total fees paid in the prior twelve months.

Source matches but adds exceptions for gross negligence.

Not found in sourceClaim #004

The agreement is governed by Delaware law.

No jurisdiction clause appears in the source document.

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