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Managed accounts on APL, private markets products and adviser workspaces would all survive without the models, which arrived as Intelligent Screening and Intelligent Meeting in August 2025 and now run as a SMART AI layer across the suite. Intelligent Screening sits inside a regulated duty, onboarding due diligence and ongoing risk monitoring, rather than around it.

Models sit upstream of judgment: Intelligent Screening automates due diligence and risk monitoring so advisers and compliance staff can decide, and the agentic features in the FIS deployment surface insights for advisers to act on. Gates, thresholds and sampling audits are not described for either product.

Speed and accuracy appear only as general claims, with no precision or recall figure, benchmark or validation method for either model product. On screening, the failure that matters is the hit never raised, a sanctioned party or adverse media match that reaches no compliance officer and leaves nothing to review.

Wells Fargo and Singlife appear among named clients, and the August 2025 release says clients represent more than 40 percent of the $132 trillion in assets worldwide. Neither model product carries an adoption or time saving figure, and the 10 hours a week quoted in that release belongs to Zocks's assistant.

Safeguards described in the May 21, 2026 FIS release are designed to keep client data from being stored or used to train models. That commitment is scoped to the FIS deployment of the adviser workspace, and no retention or training term is published for the licensed suppliers behind the two 2025 products.

Website visitors, applicants and business contacts are what the privacy notice covers, in version 1.4 from December 1, 2023, and it expressly excludes data processed for clients. Portfolio positions, onboarding due diligence results and recorded adviser conversations all fall in that excluded data.

Security is described in general terms, encryption in transit and at rest and built in controls, with no certification, attestation or trust center named. For a vendor holding records at named banks, that leaves a buyer nothing to verify.

Clients hold the authorizations the products serve, while the platform and its model layer are given no regulatory position of their own. The FIS release offers only that governance features support supervision.

Data, not models, is the subject of the governance language, with privacy standards and governance features named but no bias testing, fairness evaluation or model documentation described. Adverse media and name screening has direct consequences for an individual, and clean inputs say nothing about whether names, nationalities or entity types are treated even handedly.

A false screening match attaches an adverse finding to an identified person during onboarding, and nothing published says who bears that loss or how the finding can be challenged. Audit capabilities appear in the FIS release only as a property, and the licensed component structure leaves unclear whether InvestCloud or its screening supplier stands behind the determination.

Two suppliers are named: smartKYC for the screening inside Intelligent Screening and Zocks for the adviser assistant inside Intelligent Meeting, with both chief executives quoted in the August 2025 release. Agentic features in the FIS deployment carry no stated provenance, and no base model or version is given for any component.

FIS Code Connect links InvestCloud's Advisor Workspace and Client Experience to FIS core wealth platforms under the May 2026 partnership, so institutions can deploy them without replacing the systems underneath. A unified wealth data model joins client data, interactions and portfolio activity across front, middle and back office.

Cloud delivery comes with no stated region, hosting location or tenancy model, and international transfers are said only to follow applicable law. Two model products run on third party technology, which multiplies the places client data may sit.

Price, module rate and minimum are all unpublished, and engagement runs through sales. Cost for a modular platform sold by configuration cannot be derived from anything public.

Wealth managers, asset managers and banks are the named segments, and the May 2026 FIS partnership opens a route to more than 600 institutions on FIS core wealth platforms. Each product has its own page, while a bank trust department or registered investment adviser finds no deployment model written for its type.