AI · daily brief
Last night,
in one sentence
Statements are unreadable and the one line that mattered gets missed. The daily brief turns the night's ledger and settlement records into a sentence a person can act on — and links straight back to the entries behind it.
01
Says what happened
“Nothing unusual overnight. One expected inflow settled at 06:12. Your USD position is 3% below your floor.” One sentence, not four hundred line items.
02
Says whether it is normal
Normal is learned per account. The sentence tells you when the night was ordinary — which is most nights — so you stop reading four hundred rows to find that out.
03
Links back to the truth
Every clause traces to the exact settlement or entry that produced it. A summary you cannot open is a summary you cannot trust.
How the sentence is built
SourcesLedger entries · settlement records
CadenceOvernight, ready before the desk opens
ThresholdsYours — nothing above them is summarised away
TraceabilityEvery clause links to its entries
ScopeOnly the accounts you have permissioned