AI Integrators
Stay close to clients, respond fast and run a smoother advice business.
AI Integrators can help advisers keep in contact with clients, respond quickly to queries, book meetings and streamline everyday operational processes. It does not replace the adviser or provide regulated financial advice.

Optional capabilities
Practical support around client conversations
Availability depends on the system, workflow and approved content used by an adviser or FAP.
AI Smart Persona
An optional digital engagement capability that can represent an adviser or business using approved information, voice and branding.
AI Receptionist
- Answer incoming enquiries
- Identify caller intent
- Complete basic triage
- Book appointments
- Route enquiries
AI Outbound Caller
- Respond to new enquiries
- Support database activation
- Follow up approved campaigns
- Confirm client objectives
- Book appointments
- Prepare summaries and transcripts where appropriate
- Hand the conversation to an adviser
AI resource search
Ask instead of search
Natural-language search can help advisers locate available resources using text or voice, retrieve relevant documents and follow links back to source material.
- Text questions
- Voice input where supported
- Resource retrieval
- Relevant source links
- Document search
- Adviser review before relying on time-sensitive information
AI output assists information retrieval and communication. Advisers must apply professional judgement and verify time-sensitive lender, regulatory and client information.
Technology should complement the adviser, not replace them.
Use AI to improve response, organisation and handoff while keeping advice, judgement and the client relationship with the authorised adviser.
Product details
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