Source-backed client files for advisor teams

Know every client like they're your only client.

Briefly connects every note, email, statement, meeting, and CRM record into one source-backed client file: what changed, what matters now, and what needs advisor approval.

See how it works
Runs inside Claude as a secure MCP connector
Model Context Protocol · MCP

Briefly runs inside Claude.

Add Briefly as a connector once. From then on, every advisor on your team just asks, in plain English, and Briefly answers from your firm's own source-backed files. No new app to learn, no tab to keep open.

You ask
In Claude, in plain English
“What's changed with the Millers since our last review, and what needs a decision?”
Briefly answers
The MCP connector
Reads the right client files, runs the work, and returns a grounded answer with every claim cited.
From your files
Your firm's own data
Notes, emails, statements, and CRM records that stay in your firm's control and never get handed off.
Works in Claude Desktop One-time connector setup Citations on every answer Your data stays yours
Agent workflow

Ask for the next meeting. Briefly builds the agenda.

Briefly reads every source on the client, runs the agent steps in order, and drafts a review-ready document with sources attached.

Advisor request Build an agenda for the Miller review meeting next Tuesday.
Inputs
Agent steps
Reviewable draft
Draft agenda ready for advisor review

Miller Annual Review Agenda

    Source-backed draft
    Review Edit Approve
    The platform

    Source matters. Approval wins.


    Briefly turns one client file into structured, reviewable, reusable work. Every claim sourced, every change held for advisor approval, every output ready for the team workflow.

    See it workSee it work
    01

    Source intake

    Notes, emails, statements, transcripts, planning docs, and CRM activity enter the file as evidence — not generic data.

    02

    Client memory

    Sources resolve into the household, accounts, outside professionals, and the planning issues that actually matter.

    03

    Advisor review

    Drafts, conflicts, and sensitive context come up for advisor approval before they leave Briefly.

    04

    Workflow output

    Approved next moves land in Salesforce, prep docs, and inboxes — with the source still attached.

    The system

    The Client File Operating System

    Every client file is assembled from the work your team already creates. Briefly keeps the source attached, shows uncertainty, and waits for advisor approval before anything moves.

    01

    Sources arrive untouched

    Notes, emails, statements, transcripts, planning documents, and CRM activity enter without migration.

    Advisor note CPA email Fidelity Q1 Salesforce activity
    02

    Briefly resolves the client context

    Households, accounts, outside professionals, relationships, and planning issues connect to the right file.

    Household Outside pro Account Planning issue
    03

    Claims are extracted with sources

    Actions, preferences, portfolio changes, deadlines, and risks become reviewable facts.

    AMZN 31% [Fidelity Q1] Roth conv. [CPA email] Action Preference
    04

    Trust is checked before workflow

    Conflicts, sensitive facts, stale records, and low-confidence claims are held for advisor review.

    Conflict Sensitive Low confidence Needs review
    05

    The client file compounds

    Every new source and every advisor correction improves the durable memory layer.

    Sentiment history Firm voice Audit trail Durable memory
    06

    Advisor approval controls writeback

    Briefly suggests. The advisor approves before anything reaches Salesforce, a client, or the team workflow.

    Approve Edit Reject Salesforce task
    Why Briefly

    What you can't get from another brief tool.

    Anyone can summarize a meeting. Briefly is built so the value stays inside your firm and gets sharper every time your team uses it.

    01

    Your whole team's intelligence compounds

    Every correction your team makes, a renamed household, a fixed number, the way a senior advisor likes a recap written, is remembered and shared across everyone. The more your firm uses Briefly, the sharper it gets for the whole team, not just the person who taught it.

    Firm-owned memory
    02

    Every answer is source-backed

    Briefly cites the original note, email, or statement behind every claim. Open the source in one click and check it yourself. Nothing important reaches a client or a meeting without evidence you can trace.

    Citations on every claim
    03

    One graph across your whole book

    Households, accounts, outside professionals, and relationships connect into a single graph. You can ask questions that span the entire book, not just one client file, and get a grounded answer instead of a guess.

    Cross-client context
    04

    Your firm's data stays yours

    Most tools keep your history locked inside their app. Briefly reads your firm's files where they already live and never holds them hostage. Export everything, any time, and walk away with your data and your firm's memory intact.

    No lock-in
    Briefly

    See Briefly live on your firm's records. We run the walkthrough with the advisor in the room.

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