Curvestone AI and Connect for Intermediaries announce partnership and roll-out to the network’s 350+ ARs

12 October 2026

Curvestone AI, the AI compliance platform for regulated financial services, has today announced its partnership with Connect for Intermediaries and its roll-out to the network’s 350 firms.

The platform can review every case rather than a sample, moving firms from spot-checking a fraction of files towards 100% coverage. That de-risks the business and turns compliance from a cost centre into a growth function, letting firms scale volume without adding headcount or risk, backed by an audit-ready evidence trail on every case.

Curvestone’s platform automates the compliance checks regulated firms run, spanning use cases such as full case-file reviews, financial promotions, and financial crime controls, for mortgage brokers, networks, lenders, and wealth advisers operating across the UK.

Dawid Kotur, Founder and CEO at Curvestone AI said:

“This partnership with Connect perfectly demonstrates the network use case for our proposition and shows how by using us via a CRM system like OMS, we can save both the network and AR valuable time without sacrificing quality and overall compliance.”

“This is the first phase of our on-going work with Connect and we look forward to being able to announce enhancements in the coming months as the roll-out finishes.”

Liz Syms, CEO at Connect for Intermediaries adds:

“As a network, we need to compliance file-check the mortgage and protection cases that all the firms do with a full check taking a human typically 2-3 hours to complete, depending on the complexity.

“Using Curvestone has brought that down to minutes, allowing our team to spend more time on high-value items such as coaching and training. In addition, the integration with OMS has improved that efficiency even further, as it saves the team having to transfer the information into Curvestone's own system. Going forward, the OMS integration will also facilitate the ability for advisers to do pre-checks of their own before cases are sent to compliance for file reviews.”