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Pyon Wealth puts fact-finds, risk profiles, pensions, tax and suitability reports on one map for each client.

A client's record drawn as a map, with value, goals, risk tier and next review across the top and eleven cards for each part of the file

From the first fact-find to the annual review.

Each part of the advice process sits on the client's record, so the review pack can draw on all of it.

  • Risk profiling

    Eleven questions score attitude to risk and capacity for loss, and the client's tier is the lower of the two on a scale of 1 to 10.

  • Suitability reports

    Drafts are generated from the client record, you write the rationale for each goal, and the finished report carries your firm's branding.

  • Model portfolios

    A library of tier-mapped models matches each client to the highest model at or below their risk tier and shows drift against it.

  • Stress tests

    Six stylised asset-class shocks show how a client's portfolio might fare in a bad year.

  • Tax planning

    ISA, pension, capital gains and dividend allowances are tracked for each client, with opportunities listed by client and by theme.

  • Vulnerability and complaints

    Vulnerability is recorded against the FCA's four drivers, and a complaint register tracks every eight-week response date.

  • Your firm

    Firm details are verified against the FCA Register, and an organisation gives its advisers one report brand.

  • Pyon AI

    Ask for a plain-English summary of the client in front of you. The assistant sees an anonymised record, never the client's name.

Five risk-tiered model portfolios from Defensive to Adventurous with expected return, volatility and asset allocation

Trace the pensions a client has lost track of.

An estimated £31bn sits in roughly 3 million lost UK pension pots. Pension Finder sends the client one link to list past employers, suggests the scheme each one points to, and shows what consolidating is worth.

Defined-benefit and safeguarded pots are left out of transfer scenarios and flagged for regulated transfer advice.

  1. One secure link

    The client consents, confirms their identity and lists past employers, with a Companies House lookup and an optional HMRC record of jobs since 2021.

  2. One signature

    Pyon suggests the schemes each employer probably used. The client confirms them and signs a letter of authority for each, which you print and track until the provider replies.

  3. Consolidation, quantified

    Enter each pot's value and charges to compare fees by provider, duplicated holdings, risk against age and what consolidating could save.

Built for the people who own the client relationship

You can start without a card, and your first ten days are free before you choose a plan.

  • Independent financial advisers

    Run fact-finds, reviews and suitability reports for your own client book in one workspace.

  • Wealth managers

    Match clients to tier-mapped model portfolios and see drift across the book.

  • Private banks

    Keep a structured record of risk, vulnerability and complaints for every client.