Case · Wealth advisory

Every client request, sorted and checked as it lands

Across 10 mailboxes, complete requests become tasks, and incomplete ones get a reply drafted in the advisor’s voice.

Client
A wealth advisory firm
Industry
Wealth advisory · Canada
The work
An inbox of client requests
An empty office floor in morning light
An inbox of client requestsHow it runs now
  1. Reads incoming client email across every advisor mailbox
  2. Sorts it into 7 task types and checks it’s completeby rule, not by the model
  3. Turns complete requests into tasks and drafts replies to the rest
  4. Approves the reply before it’s sentthe advisor
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Before

Where the time was going

Deposit, withdrawal, contribution, tax slip and admin requests all arrived by email, and routing them cost every advisor hours a week.

Incomplete requests got uneven follow-up: some went back the same day, and some sat.

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What was really going on

7 task types covered nearly everything. The hard part was replying to an incomplete request in the advisor’s own voice.

How it runs today

  1. The systemReads incoming client email across every advisor mailbox
  2. The systemSorts it into 7 task types and checks it’s completeby rule, not by the model
  3. The systemTurns complete requests into tasks and drafts replies to the rest
  4. A personApproves the reply before it’s sentthe advisor
The advisor approves every reply, and it goes from their own mailbox.

After

What changed for the firm

Requests reach the right queue complete, clarifications are consistent, and every event is logged for the firm’s privacy obligations.

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