The Foundation

Build on thecomplete picture. Not the fragment.

Whatever you're building — a planning tool, an advisory platform, an AI assistant — the quality of your product is determined by the quality of the data underneath it. Olomon is the record layer that makes your product genuinely intelligent from day one.

Every product you build needs a data foundation.

Building on fragments

account_balance:"~$240,000 (estimated)"
real_estate_value:null
trust_documents:"see email from March"
beneficiaries:"unknown"
last_updated:"8 months ago"

Building on Olomon

account_balance:$847,234 live
real_estate_value:$1,240,000 updated monthly
trust_documents:"Morehouse Family Trust — Mar 2024"
beneficiaries:[Sarah 50%, James 50%]
last_updated:"today"

One is a foundation. One is a guess.

Who It Serves

The record serves every kind of builder.

CRM & Advisory Platforms

Ground your existing workflows in a verified record.

Plug into Olomon to get complete, structured client context without rebuilding it. Your platform gets more accurate immediately. Your users stop re-entering what already exists.

New Fintech Categories

Start from the complete picture on day one.

Building a planning tool, estate product, or tax engine? Olomon’s structured record means your product works from reality, not manual inputs. Inherit the complete financial picture the moment a user connects.

AI & Intelligence Tools

Give your AI something real to reason from.

AI tools are only as good as the data underneath them. Olomon provides the structured, verified, client-owned record that makes AI trustworthy for financial decisions. Stop reasoning from fragments.

The Foundation

What every partner inherits.

When you build on Olomon, you don't just get data access. You inherit the architectural properties of the record itself — properties that would take years to build from scratch.

Complete context from day one

No manual data entry. No fragmented imports. The complete financial picture, structured and ready.

Deterministic and verified

The record knows what it contains and what it doesn’t. It tells you when data is missing rather than estimating.

Client-owned and permissioned

Your users control their data. Trust is built into the foundation, not bolted on later.

Highly secure by architecture

Encryption, audit trails, and access controls built into the record layer — not added as compliance features.

Gets richer over time

The longer a client’s record exists, the more complete your product becomes. The moat grows with the relationship.

The record layer is deterministic and verified. What you build on top of it inherits that foundation — which is categorically different from building on fragmented, unverified inputs. Your product's intelligence is only as good as the data underneath it. Olomon is the data.

In practice

What building on Olomon actually looks like

The difference between building on fragments and building on a complete record shows up in every product category.

1

What if your financial planning tool didn’t start empty?

The usual approach

Most planning tools ask the client to manually enter accounts, balances, and holdings — or upload CSVs and hope the format is right. By the time the data is in, it’s already stale.

Starts with: manual entry, stale data, document requests

With Olomon as the foundation

With Olomon underneath, the plan starts with the full financial picture already structured — accounts, holdings, insurance, estate documents, liabilities. The planner works from reality, not manual entry.

Available: accounts, holdings, insurance, liabilities, estate documents

2

What if your advisory platform knew what was missing?

The usual approach

Advisors piece together client data from custodian feeds, emails, and PDFs. If an account is missing, nobody knows until something goes wrong.

Starts with: manual entry, stale data, document requests

With Olomon as the foundation

Olomon’s record is explicit about gaps. If a client has three accounts connected but mentioned a fourth, the record flags it. Your platform can surface what’s incomplete — before it matters.

Available: account records, gap detection, completeness tracking

3

What if estate planning tools had a living inventory?

The usual approach

Estate tools rely on a static snapshot: a spreadsheet someone filled out once. Six months later, accounts have changed, properties have been sold, beneficiaries are out of date.

Starts with: manual entry, stale data, document requests

With Olomon as the foundation

Build on a record that stays current. Accounts, titles, beneficiaries, insurance policies — structured and updated as the client’s financial life changes. The estate plan reflects reality, not last quarter.

Available: account titling, beneficiary records, insurance, property data

4

What if tax preparation didn’t start with a document chase?

The usual approach

Every year, the same scramble: requesting 1099s, hunting for K-1s, waiting on clients to forward statements. Data entry happens manually, under deadline pressure.

Starts with: manual entry, stale data, document requests

With Olomon as the foundation

The financial record already contains the structured data your tax tools need — organized by entity, account type, and tax year. Less chasing, fewer errors, better outcomes for the client.

Available: entity records, account types, tax-year data, income sources

Early Access

Interested in building on Olomon?

We're working with a select group of early partners. If you're building a planning tool, an advisory platform, an AI financial assistant, or anything else that belongs on a clean financial record — we'd like to hear about it.

Early partners get direct access to the Olomon team and early API access.