Digital signature tools
Discover the top suppliers of digital signature tools used by wealth professionals, and learn how advice firms are using this technology.
Digital signature tools are used to capture signatures online (via a computer or mobile device) to support the document signing process.
A great digital signature tool can benefit your advice business by streamlining transactions, improving the speed at which applications are completed and SOAs and ROAs are accepted, and improving the efficiency of administration.
Research from the Netwealth 2022 AdviceTech Report shows that the top 4 suppliers of digital signature tools used by wealth professionals and financial advisers include: DocuSign (75.6 per cent of advice firms), Adobe (22.9 per cent), MyProsperity (5.9 per cent) and Netwealth integrated eSignature (4.9 per cent).
Explore the human side of adviser technology with the 2022 AdviceTech suite of reports on staff, clients and technology suppliers.
This report examines how technology is linked to staff satisfaction and ultimately client satisfaction. You will learn what you can do to maximise staff engagement and satisfaction in a hybrid working environment, and the support, training and infrastructure required to properly support your staff.
Download the reportIn this report we unpack eight important technology trends that matter to clients. You will understand the role of hybrid client communications, the shift to self-service digital tools, how to unlock opportunities with data, and discover the importance of data visualisation in client education.
Download the reportTechnology selection and implementation is challenging. In this guide we provide you with the information to help - with descriptions of over 35 different technologies and the most used suppliers in their categories. The report also examines the factors to consider when selecting a technology partner.
Download the guideMore than half (67.7.5 per cent) of advice firms use digital signature tools, while 22.8 per cent are looking to implement this AdviceTech in the next 24 months.
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Develop your AdviceTech roadmap with this free AdviceTech Roadmap workshop. A 90-minute team activity designed to help you prioritise technology solutions and develop a technology adoption strategy for your business.
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Request a demo nowIn Netwealth's 2022 Advisable Australian Report we pay special attention to the Established Affluent, some of the wealthiest and most well-established Australians, and provide a playbook for financial advisers on how to attract, advise and service this key target market.
Download nowFor wealth businesses to thrive in the future, The Emerging Affluent is a critical market to be aware of and develop key client strategies for. This report is a playbook on how to attract, manage and retain The Emerging Affluent.
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