Financial Services Outcome

The Right Records and Controls Turn
Compliance Into Demonstrable Trust.

BinaryWorks engineers the disclosures, the records, and the data controls that satisfy an examiner and reassure a prospect at the same time.

Sound Familiar

The Signs Are Already There.
They Just Do Not Show Up in Compliance Review.

These are the things compliance and technology teams tell us in the first ten minutes of a call. If any of them are yours, the rest of this page is worth reading.

01

“Our Form CRS sits three clicks into the footer. I doubt anyone has opened it.”

02

“We asked ChatGPT about our own firm. Half of what came back was simply wrong.”

03

“Nowhere on our entire site does it say what any of this actually costs.”

04

“An examiner asked what a page said in March. We could not tell them.”

05

“We found eleven marketing tags running on our account application page. Nobody knew why.”

06

“Our cyber insurance renewal asked forty questions. Nobody here could answer half of them.”

What Is Actually Broken

Why Prospects Hesitate While
Your Compliance Record Remains Clean

These are the failure points we most often find in financial services compliance and security. Each one is invisible in a standard compliance review.

01 · Disclosures That Undermine the Page They Sit On

Why it happens: Legal text is appended at the bottom of every page as an unformatted block, because that is the fastest way to clear review. Form CRS and the ADV sit three clicks deep in a footer nobody reads.

The result: The documents that exist to build confidence are the hardest things on the site to find.

Disclosure Gap

02 · A Regulatory Record Machines Cannot Verify

Why it happens: AI systems assemble a description of a firm from whatever they can confirm elsewhere. When the ADV, the CRD number, and the leadership page carry no structure and no consistent naming, the systems fill the gap themselves.

The result: A prospect asks an assistant about your firm and receives an answer nobody in compliance approved.

Entity Verification Gap

03 · Fees a Prospect Cannot Find Anywhere

Why it happens: Pricing sits behind a conversation because the industry has always worked that way. The prospect comparing four firms finds numbers on two of them and draws the obvious conclusion about the other two.

The result: Silence about price is never read as flexibility. It is read as something being hidden.

Transparency Gap

04 · Website Changes With No Retained Record

Why it happens: Marketing edits pages directly and principal review happens over email. Nothing captures what changed, who approved it, or what the page said on the date a client saw it. The CMS keeps a revision, not a record.

The result: An examination request for prior page versions becomes a week of screenshots and guesswork.

Recordkeeping Gap

05 · Client Data Passing Through Unvetted Scripts

Why it happens: Analytics, chat, and advertising tags were added by marketing over several years. Some of them read form fields. Nobody has mapped which third parties receive client data or what happens to it afterward.

The result: Your privacy notice describes a data practice the website does not actually follow.

Data Handling Risk

06 · A Security Posture Signed Off Once

Why it happens: Encryption, access control, and patching were configured at launch and reviewed once. Since then the platform has fallen behind, the access list has grown, and nobody can state the current posture without going to look.

The result: When a regulator, an insurer, or a prospect asks, the answer gets assembled from scratch.

Security Posture Gap

Compliance Readiness Audit

Find Every Compliance and Security Gap in 48 Hours.

Most firms discover a compliance gap when an examiner, a prospect, or a plaintiff finds it first. The audit shows you exactly where, ranked by regulatory and revenue exposure.

  • Disclosure and recordkeeping scan
  • Form, consent, and script audit
  • Fixes ranked by exposure

How We Fix It

Six Capability Areas,
One Compliance Roadmap

Each gap above maps to a specific engineering fix, which is why compliance readiness is a platform project as much as a policy one.

Six areas · one sequenced roadmap

/ 01 · Redesign

Legal documents are designed into the page rather than appended to it. The material a prospect needs to trust you sits where the decision happens, not in a footer.

/ 02 · AI Visibility

A complete organization profile, verified leadership, and the firm’s CRD and regulatory records published as structured pages. AI systems verify the firm rather than guessing at it.

/ 03 · CRO & Growth Marketing

Fee structure published in a form compliance will approve, with consent captured properly at the point of entry. Transparency is tested against completion rather than assumed to cost inquiries.

/ 04 · Development & Migration

Principal review runs inside the CMS with every version retained, timestamped, and attributed. An examination request for a prior page version becomes a query rather than a week of work.

/ 05 · Maintenance & Security

Every third-party script inventoried, consent-gated, and blocked from reading form fields. Encrypted transport, access logging, and an incident response path that matches what the privacy notice claims.

/ 06 · AI Automation

Platform versions, certificates, access lists, and published figures monitored continuously against their review dates. A lapsed certificate or a superseded filing raises a flag before anyone outside notices.

Practice Lead Session

Bring Your Hardest
Compliance Problem.

Talk to the BinaryWorks financial services practice lead. Walk in with the question keeping you up. Walk out with what we’d build and why.

THE BINARYWORKS ADVANTAGE

Why Financial Firms Choose Us

Compliance consultants deliver findings. BinaryWorks builds the platform, the records, and the controls that make the findings stop recurring.

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PROVEN OUTCOMES

Results BinaryWorks Has Engineered for Financial Services Firms

Your Questions Answered

Start with the audit. A firm with clean records but no visible trust signals needs different work from a firm that cannot produce a prior page version. The 48-hour Compliance Readiness Audit identifies which exposure is largest and sequences the work from there.

Building principal review, version retention, and audit export into an existing Drupal or WordPress site is usually 150 to 350 development hours. Most of that is the retention and export layer, not the workflow. At $75 to $300 per hour, that is the planning band.

Eight to fourteen weeks for the site itself. Script inventory and consent gating ship in the first three, because they carry the largest data exposure and the least design work. Recordkeeping follows, and the trust signals land last because they need compliance sign-off.

Most compliance teams object to a bare number, not to transparency. A published fee range with the assumptions stated, the disclosures attached, and a link to the full schedule usually clears review. The version that fails is the one that reads like a quote.

BinaryWorks serves US financial services firms with development priced by project scope and technical complexity. Compliance remediation, recordkeeping, and security services start from $1,000 per service. Bundle packages across platform, disclosure, and ongoing monitoring are available. Dedicated FTE models suit firms needing continuous oversight.

We build the retention, the attribution, and the export that a records request needs. Whether that satisfies your obligation is a determination your compliance officer makes with counsel. What we can guarantee is that the evidence exists and can be produced on demand.

You do, and we supply the technical answers. Hosting configuration, encryption, access controls, patching cadence, and incident procedure are documented as we build. The questionnaire gets filled from a live record rather than reconstructed each time one arrives.

Disclosure findability, fee page engagement, third-party scripts with data access, and retrieval time for an archived page. Stale figures remaining and the accuracy of AI descriptions are tracked separately. Baselines are recorded before anything changes so every improvement is attributable.

Building the Strongest Compliance Position Starts With One Conversation.

Each examination cycle compounds on the last. One conversation with BinaryWorks maps every compliance and trust gap and sequences exactly what to fix first.