Answer the question while the client is still in the room.
Follow the conversation, ask Hamachi for household context, and model an advisor-led planning scenario without leaving the live meeting workspace.
Deploy practical advisor experiences, then extend the same household context, governance, agents, apps, and integrations into the firm-specific AI layer you need next.
Choose a starting point to explore the experience, the work it supports, and how it connects to the rest of the platform.
Prepare with the relationship context that matters, capture the conversation, and get live assistance without losing presence in the meeting.
These feature views show how live conversations, financial planning, proposal creation, and household analytics can share a common client and governance context.
Follow the conversation, ask Hamachi for household context, and model an advisor-led planning scenario without leaving the live meeting workspace.
Bring income, taxes, expenses, cash flow, balances, longevity, and probability of success into a clear scenario view. Switch between the baseline and early-retirement scenarios.
Assemble client-ready proposals from approved narratives, portfolio analysis, and reusable firm presentation components.
Unify portfolio value, allocation, risk, return, performance, and CRM context in a household view that can launch the next workflow.
Interfaces shown use sample or illustrative data. Capabilities and data availability vary by configuration, integration, implementation, and subscription.
The note taker is part of a larger meeting workflow. It connects preparation, the live conversation, review, and action instead of leaving advisors with another transcript to process.
Hamachi connects work that traditionally lives in separate systems, making planning, risk, and proposal generation part of one intelligent decision-making process.
Turn client questions into structured plans using visible assumptions and deterministic calculations.
Evaluate the downstream effects of retirement income, withdrawals, Roth conversions, RMDs, and other planning choices.
Combine firm-approved content, household data, planning results, portfolio analysis, and advisor input.
Bring data from the systems wealth firms already use into meetings, planning, proposals, communications, and workflows, then return approved action.
Search, collect, review, and write back to supported relationship-management systems.
Bring portfolio and account context into advisor and household workflows.
Connect communications and meeting context under the user’s permissions.
Connect firm data, warehouses, knowledge, tools, and proprietary systems.
Integration availability and writeback vary by provider, permissions, firm configuration, and implementation.
The same household intelligence, firm controls, and wealth-specific tools can support advisors, communications, and enterprise agents.
Meeting preparation, daily household dossiers, household Q&A, next-best-action identification, and advisor memory.
Outlook-connected drafting and replies, household-aware personalization, inline compliance review, and firm or advisor tone controls.
Firm, compliance, planning, investment, operations, and service agents that can work independently or together across custom workflows.
A client question raised in a live meeting can become a structured planning scenario without recreating the household context.
Reviewed goals, assumptions, and constraints can flow into an investment proposal workflow with firm guidance attached.
Approved outcomes can create tasks, prepare communications, update records, and move the next workflow forward.
Roles, permissions, PII safeguards, policy guidance, review expectations, and auditability can carry across the experience.
We’ll show the experience in context, the systems it can connect, and how it can extend into your firm’s broader AI platform.