Friday 18 November 2016

How You Can Enhance Wealth Management Software Using Add-Ons

By Salena Chery


Wealth management software serves the purpose of helping advisors with keeping track of the various details pertaining to each of their clients. In cases where an advisor has clients of high net worth in his or her portfolio, it is very important to be up to date and knowledgeable about their funds and asset, even those of non-monetary value. This is especially true for clients with families, as building relationships from generation-to-generation is key.

Although the same basic services - tracking assets, ensuring legal compliance and mitigating plan failure are important for all clients, some customization can be valuable.

This is where add-ons become important; additional software which is designed to assists with a client's particular needs. These can be as simple as tracking a family vacation to more complicated things like adding further security for data protection.

Being able to adjust the software to suit the individual client is a valuable aspect of being client-centric, as being a one-note advisor will not work at this level. Having good software will definitely give the semblance that you have a personal connection to the client, provided you have all the details you require.

Good wealth management software can make the difference between looking like a robot and looking like a real person who genuinely cares about your client. Add ons can make it even more individualized and help show them that you care about and devote time to them - in fact, you can give the impression that they are your most important client even while you are also working with your other customers.

Switching to a software-based approach can help grow your business by helping you efficiently provide the best service to your clients. At your level, you are not competing on cost but on value added services that go beyond simple family planning - so it is absolutely vital to show them how much you understand and care.




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