| Integrated
Client Management System:
This allows the client information to be easily entered and for
the information to be used within the different modules, eliminating the
constant need to re-enter information. |
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| Client
categories:
The ability to categorise clients either alphabetically or numerically
(or both) and the ability to search for those categories. |
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| Multiple
search parameters:
Allows for composite details to be easily searched.
Automatic numeric searches of client’s acquisitions. |
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| Event
Scanning:
Allows the adviser to contact his clients on special occasions
like: investment maturities, birthdays, next appointments etc. with most
events being automatically generated as data is entered. |
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| Manual
search facilities:
Allows the adviser to manually search for a particular client. |
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| Multiple
applications and review:
The ability to save different portfolio suggestions thus creating
an audit and history trail on each client. |
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| Single
data entry facility for multiple applications:
In order to create various scenarios, only details that need to
be changed, are changed, without need to enter all the information again,
and new applications can then be made. |
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| Spouse
splitting:
In the event of divorce, the adviser is able to retain information
and service the spouse as an existing but separate client. |
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| Dependants
Register:
In the event of remarriage, dependants are retained with respective
parents.
Information can be cloned from client to spouse and vis versa by
pressing the “clone” button. |
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| Easy
editing of all data fields:
Single point, click and change editing. |
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| Assets
and Liabilities Register (Generic and specific):
The capacity to deal with clients using either “generic” or “specific”
information. |
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| General
insurance book creation:
Creates a “general insurance book” automatically while entering
the details for any specific client and also the ability to search the
information. |
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| Income
Tax (current summaries):
Creates initial tax position and the tax position for each scenario
automatically. |
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| Disposable
income summaries and graphs:
Automatic assessment of disposable income and multiple graphic
representations. |
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| Cash
Flow projections:
These projections are automatically created, but allow the advisor
to insert a variety of assumptions. |
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| Article
Libraries:
A comprehensive range of researched articles that would enable
an advisor to complement any statistical information.
The advisor can add any article of value to his/her library for
future use. |
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| Print
Options:
All detail registers and summaries have built in printing and print
preview facilities. |
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| Reports:
Groups of reports can be selected and automatically printed with
controllable page numbering facilities provided. |
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| Custom Logos: The ability to personalise advisors logos on both the computer screen and Title page and Fact Finder reports. |