Financial Services
Reach out at the right moment, before clients consider leaving
Portfolio data and advisor notes, combined to surface the rebalancing or check-in conversation that matters now.
Why this decision matters.
Advisor attrition is the most expensive turnover in the business, because the relationships leave with the person. The signals appear months before the resignation: fewer client meetings booked, slower internal responsiveness, a drop in new account activity.
The failure mode is a retention conversation held after the offer is signed. At that point the choice is a counteroffer or the loss of a book of business, and both outcomes are worse than an intervention that could have happened a quarter earlier.
Knowing which assets sit behind each at-risk advisor also changes the response. A book concentrated in a few institutional relationships needs a different plan than one spread across hundreds of retail households, and that distinction only appears when advisor and account data are joined.
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How SIGNLD answers it.
Step 01
Connects to your source systems
Read-only access to advisor and client relationship records (Salesforce), revenue and compensation records (NetSuite), and internal and client email cadence (Gmail).
Step 02
Builds the graph across those systems
Advisors, households, accounts, activity, and revenue are linked so an engagement change is connected to the specific assets and clients it would put in play.
Step 03
Returns a ranked brief
The brief ranks advisors by disengagement signal and assets at risk, shows the evidence behind each, and recommends the retention or transition plan for the top names.
Reads from.
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What the brief looks like.
The question
Which clients need a proactive outreach call this week?
What SIGNLD found
4 clients show portfolio drift beyond their stated risk tolerance, combined with recent life-event language in advisor notes. Two clients have not been contacted in 60+ days despite market movements that directly affect their allocation.
Evidence
- Client portfolio drift beyond stated risk band detected for 4 accounts
- Advisor notes from last 90 days reference 'retirement timeline' or 'life change' for 6 clients
- 2 clients not contacted in 60+ days despite 8%+ portfolio movement in their primary holdings
Recommended move
Prioritize outreach to 4 drift-flagged clients before end of week. Lead with the specific portfolio condition, not a generic check-in. Two accounts are at risk of self-directed rebalancing without advisor input.
2.3x advisor productivity increase
Illustrative brief. Figures are sample data, not customer results.
Questions.
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