Openwork targets 60 minutes per client savings through technology suite roll out

Built on Plannr and Seccl

Jen Frost
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The Openwork Partnership (Openwork) is expected to roll out an adviser technology suite combining client relationship, advice and investment tools over the coming year.

Built on Plannr and Seccl, Openwork said the suite will open up to "early" Openwork and 2plan advisers within H1 2027, with a wider regional rollout from H2 2027. Openwork claimed that advisers will save up to 60 minutes on every client case, achieved through a "once or less" in most cases commitment on information entering. It further highlighted customizable automated workflows, referral tracking, keeping in touch functionality as well as family relationship management and the ability to create their own client portals in minutes. Potential clients will be able to be added with ...

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