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Wealth-management AI integrations

Bring the firm’s systems into the context of the work.

Connect relationship, portfolio, communication, meeting, document, and enterprise data so intelligence and reviewed action can move across the advisor workflow.

Integration architecture

Connect systems once. Reuse context across workflows.

A meeting, planning workflow, communication, app, or agent can use the same permissioned integration foundation instead of creating another isolated point connection.

CRMPortfolio managementEmail + calendarMeetingsDocumentsEnterprise data
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Hamachi context + governanceIdentity · permissions · PII boundary · workflow state
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Advisor workspacePlanningClient deliverablesCRM updatesAgents + appsInsights

Integration availability and writeback vary by provider, permissions, firm configuration, and implementation.

Integration categories

A practical connection model for wealth firms.

CRM

Relationship and workflow data

Households, contacts, accounts, beneficiaries, activities, tasks, opportunities, custom fields, forms, and supported writeback.

Portfolio management + custodial

Accounts, holdings, and analytics

Portfolio value, positions, allocation, risk, performance, restrictions, and account-level context.

Email

Messages and threads

Permissioned mailbox search, sender and recipient context, subjects, dates, folders, attachments, drafting, and review.

Calendar + meetings

Preparation and conversation history

Calendar events, participants, meeting capture, transcripts, summaries, recordings, and action items.

Documents + knowledge

Files and firm guidance

PDF, DOCX, CSV, CRM documents, approved content, policies, research, and enterprise knowledge.

Data + enterprise systems

APIs, MCP, warehouses, and apps

Firm data, proprietary systems, tools, embedded experiences, structured services, and downstream workflow action.

Efficient orchestration

An integration does not make every action an AI task.

Use APIs for known retrieval

When the system and required fields are known, retrieve or update data through structured software rather than spending tokens on interpretation.

Use models for ambiguity

Bring in language models when understanding, synthesis, classification, explanation, or flexible reasoning adds value.

Keep permissions and review intact

Carry identity, access, validation, approval, and audit expectations through the integration and into the action.

Frequently asked questions

Integration questions

Why are individual integration vendors not listed here?

Hamachi confirms supported providers, data scope, permissions, read and write capabilities, and implementation requirements directly with each firm. The public architecture is organized by system category.

Does Hamachi support APIs and MCP?

Yes. Hamachi can connect tools and services through APIs, MCP, embedded applications, and other supported enterprise patterns.

Can connected actions require approval?

Yes. Firms can configure human review before consequential updates, communications, or downstream workflow actions.

Availability

Feature availability may vary based on your firm’s configuration, integrations, and Hamachi subscription.

Connect the systems behind the work

Map Hamachi to your firm’s environment.

We’ll review the data, permissions, actions, and workflow boundaries involved in your priority use cases.