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AGENTIC COMLPIANCE PLATFORM

Grow your firm. Stay in control.

Red Oak helps regulated firms get compliant content to market, put it in advisors' hands, and oversee how their people communicate, with the evidence to stand behind every decision.

The content compliance lifecycle

Overview

End-to-end compliance lifecycle

Six stages
  1. CreateWrite the content
  2. ReviewApprove it
  3. DistributeReach advisors
  4. SuperviseReview messages
  5. ArchiveKeep the record
  6. AnalyticsReport on it all

What happens in the field shapes what gets created next.

    1,550+

    regulated firms use Red Oak

    $101T

    assets under management across our clients

    37 of 40

    global asset managers choose Red Oak

    Red Oak is trusted by many of the world's leading financial institutions

    WHERE GROWTH AND CONTROL PULL APART

    Siloed systems create friction costing you speed and control.

    As your firm grows, compliance feels it first. When review, distribution, and supervision don't connect, the same content gets handled again at every step.

    • Wasted time: The same piece is reviewed again at every handoff.

    • Manual work: Files are sent by hand and checked one at a time.

    • More risk: Drafts and PDFs move where compliance can't see them.

    With Red Oak, work moves without waiting, and every handoff stays named and visible.

    Without Red Oak, seven steps, each tagged with what it costs: 1, a document is written out of view (risk); 2, it is submitted to Advertising Review by hand, Review 1 (manual work); 3, the file is pushed to partners (manual work); 4, it is re-reviewed from scratch, Review 2 (wasted time); 5, it is pushed back, Review 3; 6, an advisor emails a PDF to a client out of view (risk); 7, it is captured in the comms archive, and reviewers check the attachment by hand, Review 4 (wasted time). With Red Oak, one loop that starts at review and runs back to it: approved by Leah Vance, current version tracked with advisors, reviewed by Marcus Okafor, and evidence attached by Paula Nash. Faster handoffs, complete visibility.

    Everything it takes to grow with control.

    Compliance management

    Keep registrations, disclosures and complaints current, and on record. Registration Management, Disclosure Manager, and Complaint Management.

    Content Review

    Get compliant content approved and ready to use. Check materials against your standards and required disclosures.

    Distribution

    Put approved content in advisors’ hands and understand engagement. Connect content providers, wealth managers, and advisors.

    Supervision

    Focus reviewers on communications that need judgment. Apply your policies and document review actions

    Archiving

    Find and produce the records you need. Retain searchable evidence for investigations, requests, and examinations.

    Analytics

    See what is working and where attention is needed. Understand review activity, supervision, and content engagement.

    Compliance Grade AI™



    Less compliance busywork. More time for what matters.

    Red Oak AI helps your team review marketing before it goes live and supervise conversations using your own rules. AI Review checks standards and disclosures. Mira checks conversations against your handbook. Both flag what needs your attention, explain why, and keep your team in control.

    Other platforms apply their rulebook. Red Oak AI enforces yours.

    • AI Review · Marketing review

      Content checked before a reviewer opens it

      AI Review reads marketing content against your standards and your required disclosures, marks superlatives, performance claims, and promissory language, and suggests the rewrite. Your reviewer decides.

      • Lexicon, disclosures, and AI Review all run on submission.
      • Every finding arrives with suggested wording.
      • Reviewers start with the findings instead of a blank page.
      • 3.3xfaster content approvals
      • 70%fewer compliance touches

      Anatomy of a review decision. Page two of the Core Bond Fund quarterly fact sheet from Calder Wren Distributors: the fund has outperformed its benchmark in each of the last four quarters. AI Review pins a finding to that line, required risk disclosure missing, and cites your disclosure standard: a performance statement needs the approved risk disclosure on the same page. Disclosure Manager suggests the approved disclosure. Leah Vance reviews it and approves. The approval record is kept and versions are tracked.

      See Advertising Review

    • Mira · Communications supervision

      Every message read in its thread

      Mira turns your handbook into a policy program your team approves, reads captured messages against it, and routes each flag to the reviewer with authority to act.

      • Mira reads the whole conversation, including intent, people, and context.
      • Clean messages stay out of the queue, and the policy clause sits beside every flag.
      • Mira drafts policy refinements from your team's decisions, and nothing changes until a reviewer approves.
      • 98%reduction in false positive alerts, communications supervision
      • 80%less time spent on communications review, self-reported by early Mira clients

      Anatomy of a supervision decision. Dana Reed, Branch 114, sends Ellen Cole a WhatsApp message in its native format. Mira flags it under gifts and entertainment and cites your procedure 3.1: it offers a client tickets and a meal, and the procedure sets limits. Mira recommends escalating it. Marcus Okafor resolves it and records his note. The record is kept with the Cole account review.

      See communications supervision

    Recognition and client feedback

    Inc. 5000: America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies

    8 consecutive years

    84

    Net Promoter Score

    Visionary

    in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Communications Governance and Archiving

    The four questions firms ask

    See how Red Oak helps your firm grow with control.

    Start with the part of your program that needs attention first. We'll show it on a setup like yours.

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