Dunstan Thomas goes live with new client portal

'Future proof'

Hannah Godfrey
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Dunstan Thomas has launched Integro CX, a client portal that aims to provide flexibility and agility to its users.

Dunstan Thomas said Integro CX was built to provide "exceptional user experiences" and would offer users information and insight in an "engaging way". The portal uses technologies intended to 'future-proof' IT investments, the firm said, in order to keep pace with the changing behaviours of users through delivery across multiple devices and platforms. It offers a suite of ready-to-use plug-ins, including integration with third-party document storage systems, illustration engines, pensions policy administration systems, systems for application of products and advice charges, as well as...

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