Patel transfer: address conflict
CRM and custodian records disagree
After approvalCustodian address used on form
Your team still carries it between systems, one field and one handoff at a time.
A signature, exception, or reply gets stuck. No one owns noticing until the client or advisor asks.
When someone asks what happened, your team rebuilds the answer from email, exports, and memory.
Prodos works across the CRM, documents, inbox, custodian tools, and spreadsheets your firm already uses. It carries work between them until there is a completed outcome or a decision your team needs to make.
Ready for your review
CRM and custodian records disagree
After approvalCustodian address used on form
Cash is confirmed at the custodian
After approvalAdvisor notified · transfer closed
All required fields are complete
After approvalSent via DocuSign
All other accounts reconciled
After approvalExceptions routed for review
Illustrative workflow — example steps and outcomes, not customer results.
Prodos assembles the profile, prepares forms, tracks signatures, and surfaces what is missing for your team to review.
Prodos rebuilds calculations from source data, flags discrepancies, and prepares a review-ready output.
Prodos organizes transfer work, prepares paperwork, tracks status, and routes exceptions to the right person.
Prodos handles status checks, exception follow-up, and the daily work that otherwise sits between teams.
At this rate, one client represents about $10,000 in annual fees.
This includes forms, signatures, and follow-up.
A “yes” doesn’t start the revenue clock. Funded does.
Illustrative fee-timing estimate based on your inputs. Not a revenue guarantee; excludes staff time.
Built by people who have automated wealth-management back offices, Prodos brings the power of a coding agent to the people who run them.
Prodos is built around the forms, approvals, exceptions, and handoffs your team already relies on.
It coordinates the work between your CRM, documents, inbox, custodians, and spreadsheets.
The process stops living in one operator’s head. Your team sees the current state, next action, and record of how work moved.
I built Prodos after watching operational work turn into forms, status chases, and resubmissions that nobody had time to own. Non-ACAT transfers alone meant forms by hand, signatures chased down, then a NIGO to fix and resubmit.
I'm still in the problem every day, and I write down what I find.
In 20 minutes, we'll map the handoffs, identify where work stalls, and show what Prodos could take off your team's desk.