CRM and business software · Professional Services
CRM for Financial Planners
Prospects, discovery meetings, household details and annual reviews in one system — with every call, meeting note and signed agreement on the client's record.
Free forever for up to 3 users. Paid plans from $199 a month.
What goes wrong, and what we do about it
A planning practice grows slowly and by referral: an accountant mentions your name, a prospect books a first meeting, and months can pass before an agreement is signed. After that the relationship runs on a yearly rhythm of review meetings, document requests and life events — a retirement date, a new child, a house sale. When that rhythm lives in a calendar and a folder of meeting notes, reviews slip and prospects who went quiet are never called again.
The problem
A prospect referred by an accountant has a first meeting, says “let me think”, and is never contacted again.
In Kompot.ai
Each prospect is an opportunity in a pipeline with your stages — referred, discovery meeting, proposal, agreement signed. A workflow creates a follow-up task when the stage changes, and the referral source is a field on the contact, so you see which accountant or attorney sends you clients.
The problem
Annual review meetings are tracked in a spreadsheet, and some clients go a long time without one.
In Kompot.ai
Keep the next review date as a date field on the client. A scheduled workflow emails the client a link to your online booking page ahead of that date and creates a task for the planner, and the booked meeting shows on the shared calendar.
The problem
Before a review you chase the client for statements and policy documents over several emails.
In Kompot.ai
Send the document list as a saved reply and attach what comes back as files on the client's record. A task with subtasks — one per statement or policy — shows what is still missing, so your associate knows what to ask for before the meeting.
The problem
What the client said about retiring early is in one planner's notebook.
In Kompot.ai
Meeting notes go on the client's record next to recorded and transcribed calls, emails and messages. Custom fields hold the household facts — spouse, children, employer, target retirement date — so a colleague covering the meeting reads the same history.
The problem
Ongoing planning fees are invoiced by hand, and a few always have to be chased.
In Kompot.ai
Bill an ongoing planning fee as a subscription invoice, monthly or yearly, and a one-off plan as an invoice with a card payment link. Payments are recorded against the invoice, partial ones included, and a fee that is past due is flagged.
How one order runs
From a referral to a signed agreement and a paid planning fee
A referral comes in
An attorney introduces a couple by email. You add them as a contact, record who referred them and open an opportunity at the first stage of your pipeline.
The discovery meeting
The couple picks a slot on your online booking page. After the meeting you add your notes and the household details — employers, children, target retirement date — to their record.
Agreement and documents
The client agreement goes out from a template for both spouses to e-sign. A task with subtasks lists the statements and policies you still need from them.
Fee and review cycle
The planning fee is invoiced with a payment link, or as a subscription invoice for ongoing work. The next review date goes on the client, and a workflow reminds both sides before it.
What you keep on record
- Household details
- Spouse, children, employers and target retirement date as custom fields on the client.
- Review schedule
- Last and next review date on the client, with each review meeting on the shared calendar.
- Client documents
- Statements, policies and signed client agreements attached to the client, with the e-signature audit trail.
- Referral sources
- Accountants and attorneys kept as partner contacts, and a field on each client showing who introduced them.
Digital employees · Full Service plan
Where an AI employee steps in for Financial Planners
The moment
A prospect calls after office hours to ask how your planning process and fees work.
The voice agent explains the process from your instructions, takes the caller's name and what prompted the call, and offers a first meeting. It does not discuss investments or make recommendations. The transcript and summary are saved on a new contact, and a workflow notifies the planner.
The moment
A client messages on WhatsApp to move their annual review to another week.
The AI employee finds the client's record, sends the link to your booking page to choose a new slot and leaves a task for the associate to take the old meeting off the calendar. Anything about their accounts or what to do with their money is handed to the planner.
The moment
A client asks in the website chat which documents to bring to the review.
The AI employee answers from the checklist in your knowledge base, looks up the client's record and creates a task listing what they said they would send. If the question turns to the plan itself, it creates a task for the planner and says a person will reply.
Questions owners ask
- Does the AI employee give financial advice to clients?
- No. It answers from your instructions and knowledge base — how your process works, what to bring to a meeting, how to book a review — and passes everything else to a person. AI employees are part of the Full Service plan, and you decide what they may answer.
- Can I see when each client's next annual review is due?
- Yes. Store the next review date as a date field on the client. A scheduled workflow creates a task for the planner and sends the client an email with your booking link before the date, and the meeting lands on the calendar.
- Can both spouses sign the client agreement electronically?
- Yes. A document template with merge fields is sent by email or link to several signers. Each signature is recorded in an audit trail, and the signed agreement is exported as a PDF and stays on the client's record.
- Does it connect to custodians or financial planning software?
- No. Kompot.ai keeps the relationship side: contacts, meetings, notes, documents, tasks and fee invoices. Account balances and plan calculations stay in the tools you already use for them; you can attach their reports to the client as files.
What it costs
Free for up to 3 users, with every feature: bring your own AI. $199 a month adds our built-in AI and moving your data over. $499 a month: we set everything up and support it every month.
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