Those who know the secret.
A delivery layer for the FCA's Targeted Support permission.
Firms design the strategy. Abiru runs it at scale — and produces the evidence the regulator asks for, automatically, every time the system acts.
Most firms are producing them separately, by hand, as documents someone has to write and re-write. Abiru produces all four as machine-generated artefacts — per suggestion, per customer, per event.
This is the third of the four — a Better-Position Attestation — composed the way the system composes it: from live signals, signed, timestamped.
Illustrative sampleNot a real customer record. The shape is the point.
Abiru doesn't write a firm's Targeted Support strategy. Segment design, operating model and governance stay upstream — with the firm and the advisers it already works with.
Abiru is the layer underneath. It takes those designs, runs them at scale, and hands back the four artefacts above — so the work ends with running software mapped to the FCA's evidence requirements, not a binder on a shelf.
Read the four-minute noteThe useful conversation is a short walk-through of where the system sits in an operating model, and what it does with the four artefacts. Twenty minutes, no deck.