
AI platform automating compliance, back-office workflows, and client data capture for wealth-management firms.
Saturn's platform captures client data from meetings, documents and back-office systems and uses AI to automate suitability reports, annual reviews, onboarding and pension-transfer processing. A compliance oversight layer checks files and meeting observations against each firm's policies and FCA requirements.
CoPlanner, delivered as a Microsoft Word add-in and Chrome/Edge browser extension, lets advisers generate documentation inside the applications where they already write. The system keeps a human-in-the-loop review step before any client-facing output is distributed.
UK financial advice remains undersupplied: fewer than one in ten people received advice in the most recent year measured, and the cost to serve a client is typically around £2,000 annually. Saturn aims to cut that cost to roughly £200 per client by automating administrative and compliance work.
The company points to intergenerational wealth transfer, adviser retirements and rising consumer demand as forces that will increase the need for scalable, technology-enabled advice. By augmenting rather than replacing advisers, Saturn targets growth among independent firms, consolidators and national advice networks.
Saturn is built specifically for UK financial-advice compliance rather than generic workflow automation, and it integrates with back-office, cashflow, portfolio and document-management platforms used by advice firms. The October 2025 acquisition of Ateb Suitability added more than 20 years of regulatory and paraplanning know-how.
The platform's compliance-by-design approach adapts to each firm's internal policies, keeps an adviser review gate on AI-generated documents, and is refined with in-house compliance experts and paraplanners.
As a young vendor in a heavily regulated sector, Saturn must win trust from established advice firms and navigate long procurement and due-diligence cycles. Incumbent back-office and CRM providers already have deep integrations and relationships with many target customers.
Regulatory expectations in UK advice continue to evolve under FCA Consumer Duty, so the product must keep pace with changing rules and demonstrate that its AI outputs meet suitability and record-keeping standards.