Solutions · Wealth management

Walk into every client review with the whole picture.

Momor gathers what has changed for each client across your systems and notes, so the adviser's time goes to advice.

The work

Preparing for a client review takes hours of gathering from CRM, custodians, meeting notes and research.

Before each review, someone pulls holdings from the custodian, notes from the CRM, life events mentioned in emails, and the last recommendation, then checks restrictions and suitability. It is repetitive, easy to get wrong, and often skipped for smaller clients.

A review pack in the making

Three agents gather the picture.

Positions and performance from the custodian, notes from the CRM, and the client’s restricted list checked against holdings.

Step 1 of 5
HoldingsGathered
Client notesGathered
ResearchChecking

A plan has changed.

The client mentioned retiring in 2028, not 2036. The pack shows the new date with its source, and keeps the old one with its date.

Step 2 of 5
Retire2028 · meeting note, May 14
Earlier2036 · superseded

The supervisor checks the agents’ work.

A claim that a holding breaks the client’s tobacco restriction is checked against how the holding is classified. It is confirmed.

Step 3 of 5
Restriction breachConfirmed

The adviser sees what needs a decision.

The last page lists what the adviser decides, each with its evidence.

Step 4 of 5
To decide2 items
The question, as the person sees itRetirement moved to 2028 and one holding breaks a restriction. Discuss both at the review?

The adviser walks in prepared.

A complete, sourced picture of the client and what changed since last time.

Step 5 of 5
PackReady

Illustrative.

Step 1 of 5
HoldingsGathered
Client notesGathered
ResearchChecking
Step 2 of 5
Retire2028 · meeting note, May 14
Earlier2036 · superseded
Step 3 of 5
Restriction breachConfirmed
Step 4 of 5
To decide2 items
The question, as the person sees itRetirement moved to 2028 and one holding breaks a restriction. Discuss both at the review?
Step 5 of 5
PackReady

Who does what

Rules, AI and people, each in their place.

  • Rules and systemsReview cycles, restriction lists, suitability rules, connections to CRM, custodian and planning tools.
  • AI and agents, supervisedGather, reconcile and summarise; flag changes and conflicts.
  • PeopleAll advice and all portfolio decisions.

What stays

A record you can follow.

Each client's circumstances with their sources and dates, so the next review starts from what is known.

How the knowledge graph works →

First deployment

Annual review preparation for one adviser team.