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Quick Access to Advice Opportunity

To complete your client's mortgage application

Erica Danielson avatar
Written by Erica Danielson
Updated over 10 months ago

Once a client has filled out their fact find, you'll need to check & review the information and also begin analyzing & evaluating their position, their goals and all their given information to compile your advice & recommendations.

To do this, you can access and edit the Advice Opportunity for your client. We'll cover quick ways to access this in Trail!

In this article you will learn:

  • Accessing from Client's Profile

  • Accessing from the Pipeline

  • What you can do in the Advice Opportunity


Quick Access from Client's Profile Page

Advice Opportunities can be accessed through two ways on the client's Profile.

1. The Application tab

Click on the Applications tab in the header of your client’s profile, then select the relevant Opportunity to enter and edit it.

2. The Opportunities Box

  • Select the Opportunity tile on the client's Profile Opportunities section. The side menu that pops up to the right hand side contains an overview of all the advice details for the Opportunity πŸ‘

  • Once this appears, click on Edit Advice at the bottom of the side menu.

NOTE You can also browse through the Opportunities box to preview past opportunities that you may have Won, Lost, Or Archived πŸš€


Quick Access from the Pipeline

Click on the Opportunity tile for the client, and then select 'Advice' to go into the Advice Opportunity.


What you can do in the Advice Opportunity

  • For Mortgages this means reviewing the Fact Find and compiling applications to lenders & creating your Mortgage Recommendations SOA.
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  • As for Insurances, accessing this means you can review the Fact Find, Needs Analysis, Existing Insurances information and put recommendations into an SOA for your client.
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  • And for Kiwisaver Advice, you will be able to review the Fact Find, Needs Analysis and (coming soon) the Statement of Advice as well.


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