FinaMetrica integrates risk-profiler with Intelliflo 'iO' software

Available to FinaMetrica subscribers

Victoria McKeever
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FinaMetrica, part of PlanPlus Global, has integrated its risk-profiling tool with financial advice back-office software supplier Intelliflo's Intelligent Office (iO).

The integration enables subscribers to FinaMetrica's risk-profiler to issue an invitation to a client to take a risk tolerance test within the iO software. The connection between the two software providers looks to draw information from client data already held within the back-office system, allowing it to link the results to other important client information. This aims to cut down on the manual re-entering of data to ensure greater accuracy of information. The integration aims to introuce a smoother client experience and a more efficient process for the adviser. iO users can downloa...

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