The Verve Group launches single dashboard adviser software

Oversight of firm’s compliance, training and business operations

Jenna Brown
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The Verve Group has launched its latest software, Dextera, to enable advice firms to operate their entire business from a single dashboard.

The support services provider said the package provides oversight of a firm's compliance, team, training and business operations.  It added it provided a framework and a "central place to collaborate on all regulatory and operational matters". It also operates as a library of documents, guides and templates as well as live regulatory and business bulletins, the company said. The Verve Group also said future releases would include integrations with other key pieces of software, providing a single "business operating dashboard" for advice firms. Chief executive Cathi Harrison said: "...

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