Separate meaningful activity from routine noise.
Distinguish completed sales, proposed sales, exercises, awards, purchases and ownership changes.
Affluensee connects proposed-sale notices, completed transactions and option activity at the executive level—so advisors can see which situations deserve research now, what the public evidence establishes and what still needs to be confirmed.
President · ClearPath Holdings
A material proposed-sale notice following option activity deserves prompt review. Form 144 does not establish that the sale occurred or that liquidity was created.
An executive can ignore generic advisor outreach for years. But a material equity event may introduce new questions about concentration, taxes, liquidity, estate planning, charitable decisions and what comes after company stock.
The filing is only the first clue. Affluensee connects the person, company, event, timing, economics and source evidence so an advisor can decide whether deeper research is warranted—and approach the situation intelligently if it is.
Review how the evidence is reconstructed →Distinguish completed sales, proposed sales, exercises, awards, purchases and ownership changes.
Related events stay together so the advisor sees a broader equity story.
Surface disclosed value, estimated economics and the concentration context available.
Explain possible planning openings without pretending a public event proves a need.
Generic wealth-event feeds flatten activity into “money in motion.” Affluensee preserves the difference because the advisor conversation depends on it.
Review estimated proceeds, transaction sequence and what company ownership may remain.
Review a Form 144 notice promptly while keeping it separate from a matched or completed transaction.
Separate exercise cost from economic spread and connect any later disposition.
Significant awards can add vesting, withholding and single-stock planning decisions.
A meaningful purchase can deepen a position that already dominates the balance sheet.
Material ownership shifts deserve review without labeling every transfer as liquidity.
Proposed Sale $8.5M Form 144 notice awaiting completion evidence
Stock Sale $4.2M observed sale with remaining concentration
Option Exercise Exercise activity without a connected sale
Affluensee is strongest when a firm has a defined market: target employers, recent issuers or executive populations that fit its planning expertise.
Affluensee goes deeper on executive equity: the person-level sequence, proposed-versus-completed state, transaction economics and source evidence an advisor needs before outreach.
Compliance-conscious advisors do not need another black box. Affluensee separates observed facts, calculated economics and possible planning context so the user can judge the opportunity.
Prompt-review signal—not completed proceeds or guaranteed lead time.
Useful market context—not verified personal residence.
Workflow ranking based on visible inputs—not conversion probability.
A reason to research—not proof the executive is unadvised.
Practical guidance for advisors using executive equity events to improve prospecting, recognize money in motion and enter high-stakes conversations with context.
Move beyond static wealth lists by focusing on right-fit executives whose financial circumstances may have changed.
Improve your prospecting strategy → MONEY IN MOTIONLearn how stock sales, exercises and planned transactions can reveal a timely reason for deeper research.
Understand money-in-motion signals → STOCK-SALE ALERTSSee why person-level history, transaction economics and evidence matter more than a filing notification alone.
Build a better alert workflow → FIELD GUIDEUnderstand sales, exercises, awards and ownership changes without flattening them into generic “money in motion.”
Read the guide → PROPOSED SALESA disclosed intention deserves prompt review. It does not prove a sale occurred or guarantee advance notice.
Read the guide → METHODOLOGYSee the scoring inputs, evidence boundaries and claims the platform deliberately refuses to make.
Review the methodology →Built for an advisor with a defined executive-equity prospecting market. Access is reviewed by firm and primary market before billing begins.
No per-lead fee. No AUM fee. No free trial. Cancel through the billing portal.
Affluensee goes deeper on one domain: executive company equity. It connects related events at the person level, calculates available economics, preserves evidence boundaries and frames the possible advisor conversation.
No. Public activity can establish timing, magnitude and equity complexity. It cannot prove personal need, residence, advisor status or willingness to engage. The platform provides a better reason to research—not a guaranteed prospect.
No. Outreach remains in the firm's existing workflow. Affluensee helps prepare an evidence-aware draft and private notes without becoming an in-app sending platform.
Yes. The product supports company search, saved companies, executive profiles and activity monitoring so a firm can focus on the employers and markets that fit its strategy.
Yes. The public methodology explains the unit of analysis, evidence boundaries and scoring purpose. Within the product, score inputs should be reviewable rather than treated as unexplained confidence claims.
Advisor Market Access is $500 per month or $5,000 annually for one advisor and one primary market. Applications are reviewed before billing begins.
We review each firm's target coverage and market overlap before granting access. Availability is limited and reviewed; it is not a promise of permanent exclusivity.