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THE ADVISOR DIGITAL TWIN

Your best advisor doesn't scale. Their digital twin does.

Your team can copy your process, but not the judgment behind it. Wallace builds a digital twin of how your best advisor actually runs the book, audited against what they really do, and puts it in front of everyone who needs it.

On-device capture. Your files never leave your computer.

A JUNIOR ADVISOR ASKS THE TWIN

A client wants to move fully to cash after a 10% drawdown. How does Sarah handle this?

Sarah doesn't go fully to cash on a drawdown under 15%. Her rule: reduce equity by one risk band, revisit at the next scheduled review, and send the 'staying the course' note.

Signed rule 12 · from 6 yrs of history · high confidence

And her policy on private credit allocations?

Not covered. This topic isn't in the signed manual, so I won't guess. I've flagged it for Sarah to fill.

ADHERENCE TO YOUR RULES

94%

last 6 months, replayed

ILLUSTRATIVE

THE PROBLEM

Your firm scales. Your judgment doesn't.

Every hard question and every new hire's first hundred decisions route back to the same head. The method that built the practice lives in one place, so the practice grows only as fast as one person is available.

Your team can copy the process. They can't copy the judgment behind it.

Clients don't drift because the numbers changed. They drift because the thinking did.

61% of RIA principals describe their own advisor training as lightly structured or ad hoc.

Source: DeVoe & Company, 2025 Talent & Growth Report.

A lead advisor working through a decision with a junior colleague

HOW IT WORKS

Capture. Codify. Multiply.

Three movements turn one advisor's judgment into a digital twin, a living playbook your whole team can ask anything.

1

Capture, on device

Drag in the exports you already have: client lists, transaction history, emails, notes. The reading happens on your own computer. Only the anonymized pattern leaves, never a name or an account number.

2

Codify the judgment

A short interview fills what the files can't explain. Where your documents and your answers disagree, Wallace puts the contradiction in front of you. The output is a signed manual: every rule, where it came from, and how confident we are.

3

Multiply across the team

Your juniors, your staff, and eventually your successor get a chat that answers only from your signed rules, says 'not covered' rather than guess, and routes every gap back to you to fill. A weekly digest keeps it current.

THE DIFFERENTIATOR

Audited, not assumed.

Anyone can write down what they think they do. Wallace replays your last several months against your own signed rules and grades adherence, then keeps watching for drift.

The honest question: did the rule change, or did you slip?

94%

ADHERENCE

Last 6 months, replayed

43 households, 1,180 decisions checked against your signed manual.

ILLUSTRATIVE

Rebalanced at your 5% drift band on 41 of 43 accounts. Followed.

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Two accounts held past your tax-loss window. Did the rule change, or did you slip?

Annual review cadence held for 96% of households.

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New pattern: cash-heavy clients contacted during volatility. Not in your signed manual yet.

SEE IT IN ACTION

Your team asks. The twin answers, from your rules.

Only from what you signed. When it doesn't know, it says so.

A JUNIOR ADVISOR ASKS

New client, $2M, mostly concentrated in one stock. How does Sarah approach the first year?

Sarah doesn't unwind concentration in year one. Her rule: build the plan first, set a gain budget at the second review, and only then start trimming. She wants the client to understand the tax cost before a single share moves.

Signed rule 27 · observed on 9 of 11 concentrated positions · high confidence

Which review does the gain budget get set in?

The second scheduled review, and never the intro meeting. Sarah's note on rule 27: 'They have to see the plan before they'll accept the tax bill.'

A SUCCESSOR ASKS

The Harrisons want to move fully to cash after a 10% drawdown. How did Sarah handle this?

Sarah never went fully to cash on a drawdown under 15%. Her rule: reduce equity by one risk band, revisit at the next scheduled review, and send the 'staying the course' note.

Signed rule 12 · from 6 yrs of history · high confidence

Anything I should know about this household specifically?

Yes. Sarah flagged the Harrisons as call-first, never email, on anything market-related. That came from her notes, not from a pattern in the data.

GETTING STARTED

Give us your last six months.

We'll show you where you followed your own rules and where you drifted. Nothing leaves your machine but the pattern.

01

Book a demo

We walk the audit on real advisor data. On-device, so you can bring your own files without flinching.

02

Run your last six months

See exactly where the practice followed its own stated process, and where it drifted, with an adherence score.

03

Put it in front of your team

Every junior, associate, and eventual successor works from the same signed rules.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

Your files never leave your computer. Only the pattern does.

The reading happens on your own machine. What leaves is anonymized, never a name or an account number. The most privacy-anxious person in the building can use it without flinching.

BOOK A DEMO

Let's run yours.

See the digital twin built on real advisor data, and the audit run against a real six months. We'll follow up within one business day.

Prefer email? matt@wallacefinance.io

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The judgment shouldn't live in one head.

Your team runs on it today. It's there when you step back.