Quilter platform upgrade streamlines link to third-party software

Designed to make advisers' processes more efficient

Jenna Brown
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Quilter has upgraded its platform to link with third-party software in a bid to improve the user experience for advisers.

It said the launch of its ‘App Hub' would allow advisers to have direct access to third-party software through the platform and would assist in financial planning conversations with clients. It added the hub would "remove the need for advisers to re-key data, improving efficiency and streamlining processes". Quilter said that advisers who use financial modelling software Voyant would have direct access via the platform and planned to expand the number of services available via the hub based on adviser demand. The last platform upgrade from Quilter gave advisers the facility to co-bran...

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