Most advisory work trades your time for a fee once. The Trinity Advisor model lets your expertise keep earning. You help build a product that carries your judgement into every answer it gives, then take it to the market you know better than anyone — with an exclusive territory and remuneration at the point of sale, plus an ongoing share for clients who re-sign to the update programme.
Because the platform is local and fully air-gapped, it can be sold into the most confidentiality-sensitive clients — the ones who will never put their material into a cloud AI service.
Define the standards and the logical coupling between the documents that constitute them — for example, GDPR articles and their recitals, or a control list and its licensing guidance.
Jurisdictions differ — curating standards alongside the applicable law is what makes the advice accurate rather than generic.
Create the questions used to measure the system's accuracy, and define the rubric by which an independent frontier AI scores every response.
The current build scores 97% against its gold list — a number you set the bar for, on questions you approve.
When regulation or case law moves in your field, you identify the change and partner in re-establishing the gold list and sign-off testing.
Clients on the update programme re-sign annually — and you share in that revenue each time.
4 · Take it to your market. You operate independently, using your standing and network to bring Trinity Advisor to the sector you know — as the recognised expert behind the product, not a reseller of someone else's black box.
Exclusivity to your field, or extended areas as agreed — you are the partner for that domain.
A share of revenue at the point of sale, plus an ongoing share for clients who re-sign to the update programme. Full figures shared in a partner discussion.
Gold-list validation, independent AI scoring, cryptographic logging and AIGP-certified oversight — quality you can confidently put your name to.
Deep, current expertise in a defined compliance field and its governing standards and law. Credibility and a network within that sector. The diligence to curate accurate source material as regulation evolves. An appetite to build something lasting rather than bill a one-off engagement.