InspectPilot BD — Remote Inspection, Risk-Assessment & Evidence OS for Broker-Dealers
Remote supervision is cheaper than sending people on planes, but it is harder to defend.
The Problem
Remote supervision is cheaper than sending people on planes, but it is harder to defend.
Once a broker-dealer decides to rely on remote inspections, the real work shifts into a messy operating layer:
- which offices and locations are eligible for remote treatment;
- what risk factors were considered and documented for each location;
- which red flags forced a location back into on-site review;
- where the evidence lives for screenshots, attestations, call logs, and follow-up tasks;
- whether written supervisory procedures actually match what the firm did in practice.
That gap is too specific for generic task-management software and too recurring for consultant-only binders.
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