AI portfolio reporting for your client families
Every client's wealth, consolidated and reported in your name.
Brhannivesh reads every family's mutual funds, stocks, deposits and policies, writes the quarter in plain language and flags what you should discuss. You review it, and your clients receive a report that carries your brand.
- Read-only access
- Client-consented imports
- No investment advice
Family overview
Rao Family1
4 members · 38 holdings · 9 AMCs · CAS imported 2 Oct
Family wealth
₹4.82 Cr
+₹15.9 L this quarter
Quarter return
+3.4%
Blended benchmark +2.9%
Equity weight2
71%
Agreed target 60%
Next maturity
14 Nov
Fixed deposit, ₹12.0 L
Holdings by member, ₹ lakh
as of 30 Sep 2026
| Member | Funds | Stocks | Deposits | Insurance | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anil Rao | 118.4 | 61.2 | 22.0 | 12.4 | 214.0 |
| Meera Rao | 84.6 | 18.3 | 26.5 | 6.6 | 136.0 |
| Karthik Rao | 41.2 | 12.8 | - | 4.0 | 58.0 |
| Rao HUF | 22.5 | 34.9 | 16.6 | - | 74.0 |
| Family | 266.7 | 127.2 | 65.1 | 23.0 | 482.0 |
Allocation against agreed target
- Equity71%60%
- Fixed deposits13.5%15%
- Debt funds10.7%20%
- Insurance4.8%5%
Quarter in plain words3
The family's wealth grew by ₹15.9 lakh, mostly from large-cap equity funds. Equity has grown to 71% against a target of 60%. One fixed deposit of ₹12 lakh matures on 14 November.
Points for discussion 4
For advisor review- Allocation drift of 11 points. Consider discussing rebalancing.
- Karthik's SIP of ₹15,000 missed two instalments.
- FD maturity on 14 Nov. Plan the proceeds before the review.
- 1Four members, nine fund houses, two brokers and three banks reconciled into one family.
- 2Drift is measured against the allocation agreed with the client, not a generic model.
- 3The quarter is written in plain sentences that you can edit before sending.
- 4Discussion points stay with the advisor and are never sent to a client automatically.
Reads the statements your clients already receive
CAMS and KFintech
Consolidated account statements
NSDL and CDSL
Depository statements
Stock brokers
Holding and transaction statements
Banks
Fixed deposit advices
Insurers
Policy schedules and fund values
Foreword
Clients judge you by how well they understand their money.
Afamily that has invested with you for ten years rarely leaves because of a fund's performance in one quarter. They leave when they can no longer tell what they own, why they own it, or whether the plan you made together is still the plan.
That understanding is built every quarter, one report at a time. Yet for most practices, the quarter begins with a week of downloading statements from fund houses, brokers and banks, copying figures into spreadsheets and checking them twice. By the time the numbers are ready, the window for a timely conversation has closed.
We built Brhannivesh to give that week back. It gathers what each family holds, across every member and every institution, and prepares a report that reads like a letter rather than a ledger. It notices when an allocation has drifted or a deposit is about to mature, and it puts those observations in front of you, not your client.
The judgment remains yours. So does the name on the cover. Our work is to make sure that when your client opens their quarterly review, it is clear, correct and unmistakably from you.
The Brhannivesh team
On behalf of everyone who builds the product
The client report
What your client receives, page by page.
Prepared by Sharma Wealth Advisory for the Rao Family. Click the page or swipe to turn it. Use the arrow keys when the report is focused.
Sharma Wealth Advisory
Registered with AMFI
Quarterly review
The Rao
Family
Prepared by Sharma Wealth Advisory for the Rao Family
July - September 2026 · Issued 6 October 2026
Private and confidential
Page 1 · Cover
The cover carries your firm's name and mark. Your client sees your brand from the first page; Brhannivesh appears only in the fine print.
Contents
Five parts of one quarterly routine.
Each part of Brhannivesh handles one stage of the quarter, from gathering statements to keeping a record of what was sent. Read them in order, or go straight to the part that takes most of your time today.
- I.Consolidated viewEvery fund, stock, deposit and policy across the family, in one table.1
- II.Quarterly reviewWhat changed and why, written in plain sentences.2
- III.Discussion pointsDrift, goal gaps and maturities, flagged for your judgment.3
- IV.Client reportsYour branding, delivered by email or a secure client portal.4
- V.Practice and complianceConsent records, audit trail and disclosure templates.5
Figures at a glance
One quarter, before and after.
A sample practice serving 300 client families, each with an average of three members and holdings across eight fund houses, one broker and two banks.
| Per quarter | By hand | Brhannivesh |
|---|---|---|
| Hours spent preparing quarterly statements | 120 | 14 |
| Fund house and broker statements gathered by hand | 2,400 | 0 |
| Families reviewed against an agreed allocation | 60 | 300 |
| Reports sent within 10 days of quarter end | 35% | 100% |
| Days from quarter end to the last report sent | 45 | 8 |
* Illustrative. Your figures will depend on your practice, the number of institutions your clients use and how quickly statements are shared.
Clients do not read statements. They read a clear story about their money, and they remember who told it to them.
The idea behind every Brhannivesh report
A quarter with Brhannivesh
From statements to sent, in four working days.
- Day 1
Statements arrive
Clients forward their consolidated account statement, or you upload a batch. Each file is matched to a family by PAN and parsed with the client's recorded consent.
- Day 2
You review
Every family has a draft report waiting: the consolidated view, the quarter in plain sentences and the points flagged for your attention.
- Day 3
You edit and approve
Change a sentence, add a personal note, or hold a report back. Nothing goes to a client until you approve it.
- Day 4
Clients receive it in your name
Approved reports go out by email or appear in your client portal, branded as your firm. Each send is logged.
Built for two kinds of practice
The same report, shaped to how you are registered.
Mutual fund distributors
Hundreds of families, one quarterly rhythm.
Your ARN appears on every report, alongside the scheme disclosures distributors are expected to carry. Discussion points focus on SIP continuity, maturities and the family's stated goals, and leave product choices to your conversation.
- ARN and EUIN on reports
- SIP gap and mandate checks
- Batch reports by branch or relationship manager
Registered investment advisers
Reporting against the plan you agreed.
Each family's target allocation and goals come from your advisory agreement. Brhannivesh measures drift against that plan and records which points you reviewed, so your files show the advice process as well as the outcome.
- SEBI registration number on reports
- Drift against agreed allocation
- Review records for each family
Practice and compliance
Careful with other people's money, and their data.
- Read-only by design
- Brhannivesh cannot place, modify or redeem an investment. It has no transaction access to any account.
- Consent first
- Client data is imported only after the client's consent is recorded, with the date, scope and method kept on file.
- Encrypted and never sold
- Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. It is never sold and never used to market products to your clients.
- A full audit trail
- Every report generated, edited, approved and sent is recorded with a timestamp and the user who acted.
Reply slip
No. 001 · Q4 2026
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Quarterly review
The Rao
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