New client onboarding
Welcome the client, introduce the service team, explain immediate next steps, and provide the correct paperwork or secure links.
Workflow can include: Secure link, onboarding checklist, service-team CC, advisor signatureHelp advisors, client service associates, and operations teams prepare onboarding, meeting follow-up, document request, planning checklist, and account service emails with approved wording and the right details already in place.
Works directly inside Outlook. The user applies, reviews, and sends every email.
Start with prebuilt wealth management workflows and customize the wording, fields, attachments, and recipients.
Toggles runs inside Outlook. A client service associate or advisor chooses the right workflow, fills in client-specific details, and Toggles prepares the approved message with the right structure, links, attachments, recipients, and signature. The team member reviews, personalizes, and sends when ready. Nothing is auto-sent.
Choose the workflow
Fill in the fields
Review the email in Outlook
Send when ready
The quality of the client experience is often shaped between meetings: the welcome email, the review follow-up, the document request, the planning checklist, and the account service update. Toggles helps teams prepare those recurring emails with approved structure while leaving room for advisor personalization and review.
Onboarding steps are spread across old emails, checklists, and individual habits
Meeting confirmations omit preparation requests or the correct scheduling details
Post-meeting action items are summarized differently across advisor teams
New client service staff need months to learn how each routine message is handled
Workflows support the operational communication around the relationship. They can carry approved language and process details without turning a client email into an impersonal form letter.
Welcome the client, introduce the service team, explain immediate next steps, and provide the correct paperwork or secure links.
Workflow can include: Secure link, onboarding checklist, service-team CC, advisor signatureConfirm the meeting and help the client prepare with a concise list of records, questions, or account changes to consider.
Workflow can include: Calendar link, preparation checklist, advisor signature, service-team CCRequest the exact records needed for an operational process with clear submission instructions and expected timing.
Workflow can include: Secure link, document checklist, due date, advisor signatureDeliver an approved planning or information-gathering checklist with the appropriate context and firm resources.
Workflow can include: Planning checklist, secure link, attachment, advisor signatureSummarize operational next steps, owners, and expected timing while allowing the advisor to personalize the client-facing context.
Workflow can include: Action items, due dates, advisor signature, service-team CCKeep clients informed when paperwork, transfers, beneficiary changes, or other service requests move to a new stage.
Workflow can include: Account status, next milestone, secure link, service-team CCUse prebuilt workflows for client onboarding, review meetings, secure document requests, planning checklists, and account service updates.
Toggles provides the approved operational structure. Team members enter the client-specific details, personalize the message, and review it in Outlook. Advisors remain responsible for advice, recommendations, and the final communication.
Prepare consistent client-service language and process instructions
Include secure links, attachments, recipients, and signatures
Give the team prompts for the details that must be checked
Keep advisor personalization and final review in the workflow
A shared workflow helps the whole practice deliver a consistent service standard, even when several people support the relationship.
Handle onboarding, paperwork, meeting logistics, and service follow-through.
Coordinate account processes and communicate status without rebuilding every update.
Use an approved structure, add personal context, and retain control of the client message.
Create service standards and reduce variation across teams and offices.
Instead of teaching a new associate to find the right old email and remember every follow-up step, firms can give them a named workflow with clear fields and approved components. That makes the process easier to learn and easier for managers to improve over time.
Start with client service workflows for onboarding, document requests, review meetings, and account updates.
Customize the client fields, secure links, attachments, recipients, and advisor signature.