When the examiner asks, the answer is already filed.
Proof that builds itself in the background. An exam request becomes a download.
Evidence accrues from day one.
Reg S-P, FINRA 3110 and 2210, SEC marketing, and the firm’s own.
one continuous record · immutable · signed
The console is where proof lives, not where the work happens.
It opens when an examiner asks, and what they need is already there: classified interactions, versioned rules, and a report drawn from a record built all along.
47 rules, 7 frameworks
Every interaction classified and tagged automatically.
Auto-updating rules
Weekly scans for new SEC and FINRA guidance. Versioned.
One-click exam reports
Evidence generated continuously, not before the exam.
Immutable audit trail
Every review timestamped and attributed.
What the examiner finds.
Three things, already in place when the request lands: a record, the rules behind it, and the report that draws them together.
A continuous record
Each governed interaction classified, tagged, and signed as it happens, tamper-evident and attributed.
Rules that stay current
Pre-built SEC and FINRA packs plus the firm’s own, re-scanned weekly. Every change versioned.
A report in one click
The exam packet is generated from the live record, drawn rather than assembled.
The product speaks up in Slack, Teams, and email.
Material events reach the people who need them where they already read, the firm’s own rules run on every governed interaction, and a thousand-plus AI tools stay in scope from day one.
Alerts where the team already works
Flagged events go straight to Slack, Teams, or email, so review happens without opening another dashboard.
The firm’s rules, applied automatically
Start with pre-built SEC and FINRA packs or write the firm’s own. Each rule is checked against AI interactions as they happen.
Works across a thousand-plus AI tools
Proxara does not replace the firm’s tools. It supervises them, so when a regulator asks, the answer is ready.
Already filed, in the next drawer along.
What the pack is checked with, where it is assembled, and how it reads to the two kinds of firm that ask for it most.
Adoption with the record already behind it.
See how the same continuous record maps to the rule that applies, or talk it through with the team that built it.



