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Ontra · Wealth Platforms

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Brings real-time private markets fund data from Ontra into Claude and ChatGPT — entity information including ownership structures, jurisdictions, tax classifications, filing deadlines, directors and officers, and authorised signatories — supporting plain-language queries, portfolio mapping and multi-filter entity search. Caveats: fund entity, legal and compliance data — not portfolio performance or investment analytics. Built for legal, compliance, tax, finance and deal teams at fund managers rather than for advisors. Vendor stated additional data and use cases were still to come after GA. Connection details are not publicly published; start with read-only scopes.

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Provides data. A read-only feed from one provider; it answers questions, doesn't act, and doesn't expect other servers alongside it. All seven roles →

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How to connect Ontra

Step 1

Check the vendor's documentation

This listing does not publish a public endpoint or install command yet. Open the vendor documentation above for access details, then follow the general steps in our connection guide.

Step 2

Authenticate with Enterprise

Access is provisioned by the vendor or your firm's administrator. Ask your account team for MCP access, sandbox credentials and the allowed data scopes.

Step 3

Verify, then widen access

Restart your client, confirm the server's tools appear, and run one read-only question first. Keep client-side approval prompts on for any tool that can write, trade or send. Confirm with your firm's compliance policy before connecting systems holding client data.

Prompts that use this server

Starter prompts from the Practice Stacks that rely on Wealth Platforms.

Pre-meeting client brief

Everything you need on one page before you walk in.

Client Review Meeting PrepCRMWealth Platforms

Read-only: build a pre-meeting brief for <client name>: current portfolio summary, allocation vs. target, YTD performance, open service items, last three CRM interactions, and any commitments I made previously. Mask account numbers to the last four digits, cite the source tool for each figure, and do not update CRM, place trades or send anything.

Guardrail · Read-only. Verify performance numbers against the system of record before presenting.

Market context talking points

Three to five neutral talking points on recent market moves.

Client Review Meeting PrepWealth PlatformsMarket & Financial Data

Read-only: pull <client name>'s current holdings and sector or asset-class weights from the wealth platform, then use market-data tools to explain what moved those specific exposures over the last quarter. Return three to five neutral talking points, each tied to a holding or weight and to the market data behind it. No forecasts, no recommendations to buy or sell, no performance promises. Cite the source and date for both the holdings figure and the market figure so I can verify before I use it with a client.

Guardrail · Educational framing only. Avoid forward-looking or promissory language.

Allocation drift report

Which accounts have drifted and by how much.

Trade & RebalanceWealth PlatformsCustody & Clearing

Read-only: compare current allocations against target models across my accounts, using the wealth platform for targets and modelled positions and the custodial feed for actual settled holdings and cash. List every position or sleeve drifted beyond <tolerance, e.g. 3%> as Account / Sleeve / Target / Actual / Drift / Estimated trade size, and separately flag any holding or cash balance where the platform and the custodian disagree, since that breaks the drift math. Do not place, stage, cancel or modify any order. Cite the tool behind each figure.

Guardrail · Read-only. Never grant trading scopes to a tool that only needs to report.

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