AI Compliance Review Agent
Compliance review is the same checks over and over, at a volume that climbs with every adviser using AI. A Compliance Review Agent checks each piece of marketing and advice against your policies and flags what needs a person. It clears the routine; the officer decides the rest.
Tecla builds and operates it in your environment, on your own communications and policies, under the controls your firm already answers to.
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The shift underway
AI has moved into advisory firms faster than the compliance controls around it, and examiners are now asking how it is supervised. The numbers show the gap firms are racing to close.
44%
of firms using AI have no formal testing or validation of its outputs, a live compliance gap.
Source: Ncontracts, 2026
$400k
in SEC penalties already levied on advisers for misleading AI claims in their disclosures.
63%
of RIAs now use AI tools, which multiplies the communications a compliance team must review.
Source: Charles Schwab
How the agent works
Compliance review means reading every piece of marketing, correspondence, and advice against the rules, the same checks over and over, at a volume that grows with every adviser using AI. The agent clears the routine and routes only what needs an officer's judgment.
Intake
Policy Check
Claim Detector
Clear or Route
Audit Trail
Human in the loop
The agent clears the routine and flags the rest, but a compliance officer makes every judgment call. Each decision is documented, so the firm can show an examiner that AI-assisted work was supervised, not rubber-stamped.
Scoped to you
This is a typical compliance review build. The exact parts are scoped to how your firm runs: which channels produce reviewable content, your written policies, and where a compliance officer must sign off.
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Built, run, and owned, one phase at a time
A compliance tool that clears content well in a demo can still miss a misleading claim on a real post. A scoped brief, a named team, and someone accountable at each stage are what make this one safe to rely on.
Scope, fixed price
Built into your environment
Monitored and improved
Yours, improving
It starts with a fixed-price Tecla Sprint that scopes and prices the build before you commit.
Trustworthy enough to satisfy an examiner
A compliance tool that clears risky content is worse than none, because the firm carries the liability. What makes this one dependable is that it flags rather than guesses, documents every decision, and leaves the judgment to a person.
Every decision is documented
It flags, the officer decides
It keeps up with the rules
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Clear the compliance queue, keep the judgment
A scoping call maps your meeting workflow and returns what the agent would handle, how success gets measured, and the fixed-price Sprint to build it.
Fixed-price AI Systems Sprint. No commitment until scope is confirmed.