For advisory firms and brokerages

Give every advisor a consistent way to deliver the work.

Exec Leverage brings client assessments, valuations, improvement plans and engagement workflows into one shared Advisory OS. Give partners visibility across the roster and give advisors a repeatable process they can adapt to each client.

  • Shared client workflows and methodology
  • Firm branding options
  • CIM preparation tools, where relevant to your work
Client portfolio detail with a next action, valuation and outstanding information
Financial intake detail: QuickBooks and statement collection
Current demo interface. Figures are illustrative.

Inside the Advisory OS

Bring the client file and deal preparation together.

Organise the information behind a valuation and prepare reporting through the same Advisory OS.

White label

Your brand on it. All of it.

Set the product name, the support and reply-to addresses, the name email goes out as, your two brand colours, your wordmark and your square mark. The preview shows the client report cover and the email header as the client will see them, and colours are contrast-checked when you save so text stays readable.

  • Change it once and it applies everywhere at once, for the whole team
  • Clients see the firm. The attribution line is shown to your brokers only, never to a client
  • Reports, emails and the client app all carry the firm's mark
The Brand panel: product name, support addresses, colours, wordmark, and a live preview
The firm dashboard

See what each broker is bringing in, and decide with the numbers in front of you.

Pipeline, deal flow and conversion broken out by broker, not just totalled for the firm. You can see who is sourcing, who is closing, whose valuations are going stale, and where the firm actually stands ~ so the next decision about staffing, coaching or where to push is made on data instead of a hunch.

  • Per-broker pipeline, deal flow and conversion, side by side
  • Valuations by age, so you know which files are going cold and whose they are
  • Top deals across the firm, and the portfolio value behind them
  • Open any broker’s file and see the same glass-box math you would have run yourself
Firm performance detail: conversion, deal flow and valuation age

Five ways a firm bleeds senior time. We closed all five.

What it costs the firm
01

A junior sits in front of a client without knowing what to say, so a partner sits in too

A baseline strategic plan for every client, generated from the numbers, with the reasoning written in plain language the junior can say out loud

02

New hires shadow for months because there is no other way to learn the methodology

They learn it by running it ~ fifteen tools, mock engagements, and a real result on screen the same week

03

Book building waits on the senior team’s referral network

Every seat gets exclusive lead claims and a white-labeled valuation link under the firm’s brand from day one

04

Three models, three spreadsheets, three answers to the same question

One glass-box methodology on every seat, one branded report, one set of numbers the partners can open

05

Your best advisor leaves and the playbook leaves with them

Objectives, sprint templates, and results logged to the firm library, not the person

Module 01

Confident in week one, not quarter three.

A new hire’s real cost is confidence. They are not sure what they are looking at, so they are not sure what to say, so a senior sits in. Exec Leverage hands every advisor a baseline strategic plan for each client ~ the drivers below median, the moves ranked by dollar lift, and the reasoning behind each one in plain language. A junior can explain multiple expansion, margin erosion, and sale readiness in their first client meeting because the explanation is on the screen in front of them.

Then they watch it work. Every completed move re-runs the valuation in real time, so the junior sees their own recommendation move a real number ~ and that is what builds an advisor faster than any shadowing schedule.
Meeting Prep: what the number can stand on, and where to push next
Module 02

Learn the methodology by running it.

The OS is the training program. Fifteen tools walk an advisor through how value is actually lifted ~ pricing position, whitespace, referrals, labour, cashflow, lender readiness, risk ~ each with a dollar figure and the steps to capture it. Reps run mock engagements against each other before they touch a real file, then run the same tools on real clients with the same reasoning attached.

They also start with lead claims and a white-labeled valuation link under the firm’s brand, so prospecting, learning, and client engagement all begin on day one instead of month six ~ without pulling a partner off billable work.
A close-up of the Value Lift Tools: pricing, whitespace, marketing and referrals
Day one for a new advisor

What a first-year advisor is holding before their first call.

  • 1

    A baseline strategic plan for every client

    Generated from the numbers: drivers below median, moves ranked by dollar lift, reasoning in plain language.

  • 2

    Fifteen tools with the method built in

    Each one shows what to look for, what it is worth, and the steps to capture it ~ the curriculum and the deliverable are the same thing.

  • 3

    Lead claims and a white-labeled link

    Prospecting starts day one under the firm’s brand, so they build a book instead of waiting for referrals.

  • 4

    A real result, in real time

    Every completed move re-runs the valuation. They see their own recommendation lift a real number in their first month.

The ramp

A structured path for new advisors to learn the firm's workflow.

  1. 1 · Week one

    Runs the full check-up on a mock file

    Practise the assessment process

  2. 2 · Weeks two to four

    Prospects under the firm’s brand

    Use approved workflows and supervised client conversations as they build experience.

  3. 3 · Month two

    Runs a real engagement end to end

    Complete a client engagement with appropriate review and partner oversight.

  4. 4 · Month three

    Sees the number move

    Review the work and improve the firm's shared methodology.

Module 03

A consistent method, with room for professional judgement.

Give advisors a common starting point for financial intake, assessment, valuation assumptions, recommendations and client reporting. Partners can review work across the roster, while each advisor applies judgement to the client and engagement.

Every client comes in through the same one-link onboarding ~ NDA, QuickBooks connection, reconciled-books confirmation ~ so nobody on the team is chasing statements.
The branded Business Value Report every advisor in the firm delivers
Module 04

Make the firm's approach easier to share and improve.

Keep templates, objectives and engagement structures available to the team. Capture what works and refine the firm's approach over time, rather than relying on individual files and memory.

You stop buying software and start building an asset.
Client plan detail: three packaged sprints
Not just a valuation ~ an operating system for value improvement

Tools to support the questions clients bring.

The Advisory OS includes tools for valuation, pricing, local market research, labour, cash flow, risk and growth planning. Advisors review the findings and determine which are relevant to each engagement.

01 ~ the struggle

Out of marketing ideas

Answered by ~ Marketing Strategist

Campaigns generated from techniques proven by like-for-like businesses in that industry and neighborhood. Your newest broker walks in with the same quality of plan as your best one.

02 ~ the struggle

Can't read the competition

Answered by ~ Whitespace Opportunity

Real competitive intelligence, not guesswork ~ where local competitors are weak, what customers complain about, and where the share is being left open. Cited, so it survives a client challenge.

03 ~ the struggle

Pricing set by gut feel

Answered by ~ Price Position

Reads a client against the local market and pinpoints low-risk price lifts. One methodology across the roster, so two brokers looking at the same business reach the same answer.

04 ~ the struggle

Payroll is the biggest line item

Answered by ~ Labour Analyzer

Maps staffing across operating hours against the revenue each hour brings in ~ over- and under-staffing exposed, with the dollar figure attached to each shift.

05 ~ the struggle

Marketing spend is a black box

Answered by ~ Client Acquisition Cost

Acquisition cost through to payback, per channel. The kind of number a broker can put in front of an owner and defend without building a spreadsheet first.

06 ~ the struggle

New business arrives by luck

Answered by ~ Referral Builder

Finds complementary local businesses and drafts the outreach for a two-way referral program ~ a deliverable any broker on the roster can produce in an afternoon.

07 ~ the struggle

Guessing who the client competes with

Answered by ~ Local Market Scan

The real, independent operators competing for the same customers in that area ~ not a national directory. Every file on the roster starts from the actual market.

08 ~ the struggle

Shocks arrive unannounced

Answered by ~ Risk Profile

Scores a business against economic and operational shock indicators, each with a cited mitigation ~ the work that keeps a client on the books between transactions.

Marketing ideas, competitive intelligence, pricing opportunity, labour efficiency ~ a newly hired broker hands back the same quality of work as your most experienced one, from their first week.

CIM Builder

Prepare a first draft from the information already assembled.

CIM Builder helps organise information from the client file into a draft Confidential Information Memorandum. Advisors can review and edit the content before publication. Treat the draft as a starting point: verify all financial, operational and legal information and ensure the document meets the firm's transaction standards.

  • A structured draft built from information already collected in the client file
  • Required sections help identify gaps before publication
  • Sections remain editable for advisor review
  • Publish using the available firm branding and document controls
The firm document library with a credentials file ready to sign
The firm library

The files every client signs, in one place.

Drop a PDF, a Word file or an image into the firm library and it is read for you into text you can correct. Turn on a signature and the document joins every new client's setup right after the NDA, so nobody on the team is emailing the same engagement letter one client at a time.

  • One library for the whole firm, not one folder per broker
  • Anything marked for signature joins new client setup automatically
  • Every save keeps the previous version in history
AI Deployment

Give clients a practical path to AI adoption.

AI is becoming a business improvement conversation across industries. Equip your advisors to identify where it may reduce manual work, improve workflows or increase capacity, then guide clients through a prioritised adoption plan. The Exec Leverage Academy includes a dedicated AI Deployment module your team can use to develop this service line.

Explore AI Deployment training for your team
For firms and teams

Bring your team onto one advisory workflow.

Give the team a shared client environment, consistent assessment process and firm-level visibility. Book a walkthrough to discuss branding, team structure and rollout requirements.

  • One roster, one methodology, one set of numbers the partners can open.
  • Full white label. Your product name, your logo, your colours, your sending address. Clients never see Exec Leverage.
  • CIM Builder, so the document a buyer reads is built here instead of in Word.

Build capacity through a more consistent process.

Help advisors spend less time assembling deliverables and give firm leaders a clearer view of client work across the team.

Talk to a person

Want to talk white label, advisor accounts, or a firm rollout? Call us.

A real conversation about your brand on the reports, how many advisors need access, and what a rollout across the team looks like. Or send it in writing instead.

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