Mili and Global Relay Add Compliance Capture for AI Advisor Records
Mili and Global Relay announced in a press release a partnership to capture advisor meeting records generated by AI for wealth management compliance programs.
The integration uses the Global Relay Open Connector API to automatically capture every record created by Mili and store it in firm archives with an audit trail. The companies said the records can be supervised alongside email, messaging, and voice communications.
The service is available now to firms that use both platforms. It is aimed at wealth management firms that need to include meeting notes and other AI outputs in recordkeeping and supervision workflows.
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