For compliance and risk

Evidence, not recollection

A sealed record of every client conversation, carrying the exact wording the other person agreed to.

Today it’s an email trail and someone’s memory

Assembled months later, under pressure, for the one file that has gone wrong.

“Our people won’t fill it in”

They won’t, if it’s a form. In CX3 it’s a reply to an email, and it’s the same note their sales director wants. That’s why it gets written.

Change one word. Break every link.

Each record is sealed and chained to the one before it. Alter anything and every record after it stops verifying — including if we did it.

Record 409
3c7f…a412
Sealed
Record 410
91b0…7e55
Sealed
Record 411
8f3a…c091
Sealed
Record 412
b71e…4dd2
Sealed
All records verify.

Prompted for the elements you’re held to

FCA-regulated firms
A written minute of any face-to-face conversation leading to an order — date, time, location, who was present, who initiated it. CX3 asks for exactly those.
SYSC 10A.1.16R
Law firms
Evidence of how a relationship began and what was said — searchable against every other relationship the firm holds.
SRA Code of Conduct · MLR 2017

Whether these records satisfy your obligations is your judgement, not a claim we make for you. We would rather you tested it against your own policy.

A lawful basis you can point at

Consent captured verbatim
The exact wording they were shown, not a tick box.
Retention you set
Your own periods. When they expire, the data actually goes.
Erasure reaches every copy
Meeting records included — where this is normally missed.
Erasure doesn’t break the chain
One person’s erasure never invalidates everyone else’s records.
Conflicts before the pitch
Not during a file review afterwards.
A minute you can hand over
Prints as a document, carrying its seal.

Test it against your own policy

Your regulator, your retention periods, one record from capture to a sealed minute.

Or email us directly at hello@cx3.uk