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Protect client advice at the point of send.

Investment language, tax positions and HMRC correspondence carry real liability. SafeReplies catches definitive promises, unsuitable-advice phrasing, missing risk disclaimers, and FCA boundary breaches — before they leave your firm.

£17.5m
maximum UK GDPR fine per infringement — accountancy correspondence routinely contains regulated personal data
UK GDPR / DPA 2018
62%
of data breaches involve a human element — rushed wording in client correspondence is a leading cause
Verizon DBIR 2026
Risks we surface

The phrases that turn an email into a regulatory file.

The accountancy pack is trained on FCA boundary cases, ICAEW disciplinary findings, and the wording that recurs in client complaints. Each pattern below comes with example phrases, the reason it's risky, and a suggested compliant rewrite.

FCA

Unauthorised investment promises

Suggesting suitability or making forward-looking return statements when the firm isn't authorised to advise on investments.

HMRC

Definitive tax outcome statements

Wording such as "this will be allowable" or "HMRC will accept" without the conditions, assumptions and case-law references.

Disclaimers

Missing risk disclaimers

Client emails that should carry standard ICAEW / firm disclaimers — capital at risk, advice limited to facts presented, etc.

Boundary

FCA boundary breaches

Stepping across the line from accountancy into regulated financial advice — pensions, investments, insurance product recommendations.

UK GDPR

Client confidentiality leaks

Wrong-recipient sensitive figures, mixing-up client references, oversharing in tax-agent correspondence with HMRC.

HMRC tone

HMRC correspondence wording

Aggressive, vague or evasive wording in disputes and enquiries that can prolong investigations or escalate penalties.

Suitability

Unsuitable advice phrasing

Advice that's right for the firm's average client but written without the caveats this particular client's facts require.

Engagement

Engagement-letter contradictions

Email scope-creep — promising services or outcomes the signed engagement letter explicitly excludes.

AML

AML & source-of-funds wording

Non-compliant CDD requests, oversharing the reason for a check, or wording that could tip off a subject of an SAR.

What's included

The accountancy pack, out of the box.

Set up SafeReplies in Outlook and Gmail, choose Accountancy as your industry, and the pack is live across your team within minutes. Layer your engagement letters, firm disclaimers and internal SOPs on top whenever you're ready.

01

Pre-trained risk library

Nine risk categories, hundreds of flagged phrases, mapped to FCA Handbook, ICAEW Code of Ethics, AML regulations and UK GDPR.

02

Disclaimer auto-suggest

If a draft email needs your firm's standard risk / scope / capital-at-risk wording, we surface the correct version and offer one-click insert.

03

Live regulatory updates

New FCA guidance, HMRC briefs, or ICAEW disciplinary findings are reviewed and pushed into your pack within hours.

04

Partner-level oversight

Per-partner and per-team dashboards, manager-approval flow for borderline advice, and risk scoring without singling out individuals.

Stop the wrong phrase becoming next year's PII claim.

SafeReplies is onboarding selected teams now. Book a call and we'll confirm the right accountancy rollout for your team.

SafeReplies is a decision-support tool. We flag potential risk and suggest compliant alternatives — every send remains the sender's decision.

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