Our Financial Doctrine turns a household's Blueprint into a document they can read: what they are working toward, what financial freedom means to them, what they are protecting, and the principles they want to use when making decisions. It is written in the household's own first-person voice.
A doctrine is not a financial plan, a recommendation, a projection, an illustration, or a suitability determination. It records what the household told you.
Generate a Draft
- Open Practice -> Clients and select the client.
- Open Discovery and scroll to Our Financial Doctrine.
- Select Generate Doctrine.
The panel shows which source it is working from and when that source was last updated. What the button reads depends on the source:
- Complete Blueprint — Generate Doctrine.
- Incomplete Blueprint — Generate Draft, and the result includes an Open Questions section naming what was missing or contradictory.
- No Blueprint — request a Household Check-In first.
Generating twice does not overwrite work in progress. If a draft already exists, the panel shows that draft rather than replacing it.
What Reaches the Draft
Only the household's own Blueprint answers, advisor-added client answers that the advisor included, and Smart Paste updates you explicitly accepted. Canonical fields remain governed by explicit rulings; advisor-added fields are included only when their template definition explicitly allows them.