AVA Credit Inc. builds governed AI software for Canadian financial services professionals.
Its flagship product, Ava, is desktop software that lets professionals use leading enterprise generative AI on client files. The client’s identity never leaves the professional’s computer, and each use is recorded.
Ava is an accelerated virtual analyst, and it is the governance layer.
It removes client identity from a financial document so the work can be done in the best enterprise AI available, then restores it in the finished work.
Remove
Identity is stripped and held inside the firm.
Analyze
The de-identified file goes to the model.
Reinstate
Identity is restored in the finished work.
Bank-grade data governance, paired with the best enterprise AI models on the market.
Large institutions get both by building: private AI systems on infrastructure they control, run by internal technology teams. It works, and the big banks have been building for years. It is also permanent. The models keep advancing, so the system has to keep being rebuilt, and that takes a bank’s balance sheet.
A five-lawyer practice. A ten-professional accounting firm. A fifty-person wealth management firm. A sole licensed mortgage broker. The same duty of confidentiality, the same client files, none of that capacity. Three paths are open to them.
Build in-house
Rebuild it as the models advance, and often trail an off-the-shelf model from the day it launches.
Stay out
Keep AI out of the practice while the institutions move ahead.
Govern the data, not the infrastructure
An enterprise account with a major AI provider, with Ava in front of it. The model does the work without seeing who the client is, and no one has to build a platform to get there.
The professional brings judgment and accountability.
Ava brings the boundary and the record.
Enterprise AI brings speed and precision.
For the era of governed AI
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