Advisor360 upgrades new-account processing

Advisor360 upgrades new-account processing
Automated Document Bundling detects, enriches and batches new-account documents.
APR 13, 2022

Advisor360, a Weston, Massachusetts-based wealth management software firm, has launched an upgrade that detects, enriches and batches new-account documents submitted by financial advisers.

Called Automated Document Bundling, the upgrade allows broker-dealers to complete new-account case volumes faster by reducing the number of cases and enriching information across multiple documents, decreasing processing times and room for human error, the company said in a release.

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