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Targets: Overview & Advisor Workflow

Understand how targets function as the foundation of portfolio construction, monitoring, and rebalancing.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

What is a Target Portfolio?

A Target Portfolio (or “Target”) is the allocation blueprint for an account.

It defines:

  • What the account should hold

  • The weight of each holding

  • How the account is monitored and rebalanced

Targets can include:

  • Models

  • Individual securities (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds)

  • Cash

  • Other Targets (sub-targets)


How Targets Work

Once a Target is assigned:

  • The platform monitors the account daily

  • Drift is automatically detected

  • The account is flagged for rebalancing

  • Trades are generated in the Rebalancer

  • Advisor approval is required before execution

Targets represent the desired state of the portfolio


Advisor Workflow

Targets follow a consistent lifecycle:

  1. Build Target

  2. Assign to Account

  3. Turn on Rebalancing

  4. Review Proposed Trades

  5. Approve and Monitor


Types of Targets

Type

Description

Enterprise Target

Reusable across multiple accounts

Account-Level Target

Specific to a single account

⚠️ Editing an Enterprise Target impacts all assigned accounts and will trigger rebalancing activity


Why Targets Matter

Targets allow advisors to:

  • Standardize portfolios across accounts

  • Scale strategies across custodians

  • Reduce manual portfolio management

  • Maintain disciplined rebalancing



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