AI account paperwork chaser for financial advisers · James AI
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Account paperwork chaser

Chases new account forms waiting in DocuSign until every signature is in, and logs each step in Redtail.

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  • DocuSign
  • Outlook
  • Redtail
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A replay with a made-up business and made-up data, so you can see each step.

How he does it

7 steps, the same way every time, and one place where he asks you first.

  1. StartsEvery weekday at 9:00
  2. 1Find new account forms still waiting on a clientDocuSign
  3. 2Note who has not signed and how long it has waitedDocuSign
  4. 3Draft a short reminder for each client
  5. 4Ask you first before the reminders go outHe asks you first
  6. 5Resend the envelope and a note from your firm's OutlookOutlook
  7. 6Log each reminder on the household in RedtailRedtail
  8. 7Text you which forms came back signed
  9. What you getEvery unsigned new account form followed up, with each reminder logged in Redtail.

This is how he starts. On your call, our engineer shapes every step around how you work: your tools, your rules, your words.

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