Intelliflo to include cashflow modelling within core system

Updated offering means there is no need for additional licensing

Jenna Brown
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Intelliflo is to include cashflow modelling and planning capabilities within in core Intelliflo Office system without the need for additional licencing.

It said the move would enable advisers to better serve clients and comes ahead of the implementation of Consumer Duty regulations. The tech provider said all its customers would have access to the tools as part of their package, removing the need to buy additional external cashflow and planning software. Chief executive Nick Eatock said: "This demonstrates our commitment to our mission: widening access to financial advice by providing market leading, intuitive solutions for advisory businesses through our open architecture. "We want to support our customers on their journey to be more...

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