AI client file chaser for financial advisers · James AI
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Client file chaser

Finds client files missing a signed form, an ID or an updated profile, and asks each client for it.

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  • Redtail
  • DocuSign
  • Outlook
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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. StartsOn the 1st of every month
  2. 1Check each household's file against your list of formsRedtail
  3. 2List what is missing or out of date for each
  4. 3Prepare anything to sign in DocuSignDocuSign
  5. 4Ask you first before writing to clientsHe asks you first
  6. 5Send the requests from your firm's OutlookOutlook
  7. 6File what comes back in Redtail and mark it doneRedtail
  8. 7Text you the files still open
  9. What you getClient files that stay complete, with every missing form asked for from your firm's email.

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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