For CFOs & finance leaders

High-stakes comms, drafted — never sent without you.

It drafts board updates, investor notes and vendor comms in your voice, schedules and briefs you — inside your own Google Workspace. Nothing leaves your cloud unapproved, and every proposal and approval is recorded in an immutable ledger.

Every proposal and decision — who, what, when — is written to a tamper-evident ledger you can hand an auditor.

Immutable approval ledgerYou approve every actionNothing leaves your cloud
The problem today

Finance runs on comms that have to be exact, recorded, and yours.

1

Board and investor comms eat your time

Board updates, investor notes, lender and vendor correspondence are high-stakes and slow to write. The wording matters, the timing matters, and it all lands on your desk regardless of what else is happening that week.

2

You need an auditable record

For governance and your own defensibility, you need to know exactly what went out, when, and who approved it — not reconstruct it later from a scattered trail of sent items and half-remembered conversations.

3

Autonomous AI is a control failure

An assistant that sends finance communications on its own is a control gap waiting to happen — one unreviewed number to the board or a lender is the exact failure a finance function exists to prevent.

What RAD Professional gives you

The leverage of a chief of staff — under finance-grade control.

A

Drafts in your voice, staged — never sent

Board updates, investor notes, vendor comms and follow-ups drafted to your standard and staged for review. Nothing is sent until you approve it; read-only help just happens.

B

An immutable approval ledger

Every proposal and every decision — who, what, when — is recorded in a tamper-evident ledger: a complete, auditable record of exactly what went out and who signed off, by design.

C

Data sovereignty, least privilege

It runs inside your own Google Workspace, on your own cloud account, with least-privilege access. Nothing leaves your cloud; no third-party SaaS holds your numbers or your files.

D

Meeting prep that's actually ready

Before board meetings, lender calls or the audit sit-down, a tight prep pack — history, open items, what's at stake — is waiting, assembled from your own calendar and files.

Put to work

Six ways it earns a place in your day.

Inbox triage

Board, lender and vendor threads surfaced and prioritised; replies drafted in your voice for a one-tap approval.

Board & lender meeting prep

A tight brief before every meeting — attendees, history, open items, what's at stake.

Daily briefing

A morning digest of calendar, priority mail and open approvals, read-only, before the day starts.

Board packs & memos

First drafts of board updates, investor notes and internal memos, written in your own voice.

Ask your workspace

Cited answers pulled from your own Drive and Docs — covenants, prior board packs, correspondence history.

Private research

Quiet background research on a lender, counterparty or acquisition target, summarised back to you.

How it works

Propose. Approve. Recorded.

1

It proposes

You ask in chat — "draft the board update", "reply to the lender", "find an hour with audit". It drafts the exact action and shows you, in full.

2

You approve

Right there in the thread: "approve", or "correct the figure". You're never more than a word away from control over anything that goes out.

3

It executes

Only the approved action runs — the email sends, the meeting books — and the proposal and your decision are written to the ledger.

Nothing goes out in your name without your word — and it is on record.

Every email, every meeting, every document, every task waits for your approval before it happens — and every proposal and decision is recorded in an immutable ledger. You get the leverage of an always-on chief of staff with a complete, auditable trail of who approved what, when.

Book a short exploratory session — we'll discuss your priorities and where RAD Professional can take the most off your plate while keeping everything auditable and under your approval, then map a path that fits, in your own Google Workspace.