VestGen Expands Zocks AI Tools for Advisors
VestGen Wealth Partners has expanded its partnership with Zocks to add more AI tools for financial advisors, the companies announced in a press release.
VestGen said advisors already use Zocks to automate administrative and operational tasks, and the expanded relationship adds tools for its organic growth program. The tools capture meeting notes and structure client data.
Zocks integrates with Salesforce, eMoney and Orion to support advisor workflows and data consistency across VestGen systems. The expanded setup automates tasks tied to prospect intake, planning tools and account opening paperwork.
Zocks' AI Assistant automates administrative work, drafts client emails, processes documents and turns client conversations into structured data. The platform also gives management visibility into client information across the firm.
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