Aidentified

Founded by Tom Aley in 2017

Find high-net-worth prospects and warm introduction paths for financial advisors

Cost

Free Trial

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Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Aidentified to search over 300 million profiles to find high-net-worth individuals and identify who in your network can introduce you to them. It monitors 16 wealth events like IPOs, company acquisitions, and property sales to alert you when a prospect may need financial advice. You can map relationship connections across 16 billion links, view wealth estimates, career history, and equity holdings, and set up team-level alerts to coordinate outreach across your firm.

What Aidentified does

Search 300 million profiles using filters like wealth segment, job title, and locationView relationship paths between yourself and a prospect through shared connectionsSet up alerts for specific wealth events on a watchlist of prospectsExport prospect data including name, address, wealth estimate, and career historyMap your team's collective network to surface stronger introduction pathsReview a prospect's equity holdings and property ownership historyReceive notifications when a prospect files for an IPO or completes a company acquisitionRequest an introduction to a prospect through a mutual contact identified in the network mapSearch across 300 million consumer and professional profiles in real timeMaps 16 billion network connections to show warm introduction paths to any prospectAlerts you when one of 16 specific wealth events happens for a prospect (IPO, acquisition, job change, etc.)Combines household consumer data with professional data into unified prospect profilesContinuously updates career history, property ownership, equity holdings, and wealth estimatesTeam-level shared network connections so firms can see combined relationship pathsFilters prospects by wealth segment, job title, property ownership, and geographic locationTracks insider stock purchases, sales, grants, and SPAC activity as prospecting signals