Ermos AI for client review letters.

After every review comes the letter: what we discussed, what we recommended, what happens next. It is the same letter with different facts, which is exactly what drafting from the file solves. The unit writes it; the adviser approves it; the client gets it while the meeting is still fresh.

How it works on the unit

1
Ground it in the review

The review pack, file notes and advice documents from the meeting are the sources.

2
Draft the letter

Outcomes, recommendations and next steps draft into your letter format, in the practice's voice.

3
Check the details

Figures, product names and dates verify against the file rather than memory.

4
Adviser approval

The adviser reviews and sends through your existing systems. Nothing reaches a client unapproved.

What it changes in practice

Letters go out in days, not weeks; their content matches the file because it came from the file; and the correspondence trail that evidences your ongoing service builds itself. With ErmosIQ tuning to your practice's letters, drafts start sounding like the adviser who signs them.

Why on-premise matters here

Review letters restate the client's position and your advice. Drafting them on the unit keeps that summary inside the practice, where the file already is.

Common questions

Do letters go out automatically?
No. Every letter is adviser-approved and sent through your existing systems. The unit removes the drafting delay, not the approval.
Will they sound personal?
They draft from this client's file in your practice's voice, which is more personal than the template letters they replace.
Where does the client information go?
Nowhere. The file, the draft and the approval all happen on hardware inside your practice.

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