Pruadviser refines site to improve client data view

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Prudential has updated its pruadviser extranet to provide a search facility which allows intermediaries to search for policies without the need for plan numbers.

Several aspects of the pruadviser.co.uk site have been updated to make it quicker and easier for advisers to navigate around the extranet, including changes which allow information to be presented at ‘client level’ and showing all of the portfolios at once, including legacy products. One of the first advisers to see the new service was Russell Brooks of ABG Financial Management, who comments: "The new improved valuation service from Prudential is very comprehensive and very simple to use. This will make it even easier for us to service our clients' Prudential policies and will help us w...

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