PosSol rolls out bespoke True Potential software to partners

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Positive Solutions is rolling out a bespoke version of the latest True Potential software to its partners.

The network said the upgraded software, which provides front and back office support to advisers, will help to streamline the sales process and provide a compliant audit trail. IFAs and clients will also be able to access the operating platform on mobile devices, including on iPads, iPhones and Android tablets and smartphones. Jim Reeve, CEO of Positive Solutions, said: "A strong technology offering is an integral part of the service Positive Solutions offers its partners. "It will be even more critical in the post-RDR world, enabling them to provide excellent ongoing service to cl...

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