Import or Build the Portfolio
Start with a client or prospect portfolio using imported holdings, a read-only brokerage connection, or positions entered directly in Genesis.
Carry portfolio findings, model comparisons, charts, and supporting narrative into an editable document that can be reviewed, customized, and exported to Word or PDF.

Genesis connects the completed analysis to the client document. This wealth management proposal software workflow carries relevant risk findings, allocation, exposure, performance, and model comparisons forward without rebuilding the evidence in a separate template.

Edit the narrative, structure, tables, charts, and supporting content so the final proposal reflects the advisor's analysis, communication style, and intended client conversation.

Keep the analysis, comparison, and document preparation connected from the first portfolio review to the final exported proposal.
Start with a client or prospect portfolio using imported holdings, a read-only brokerage connection, or positions entered directly in Genesis.
Review allocation, concentration, exposures, performance, risk metrics, historical behaviour, and scenario sensitivity.
Measure the existing portfolio against the models you create and choose for the client conversation.
Carry relevant findings and comparisons into the document, then customize the narrative, structure, charts, and tables.
Continue editing the proposal in Word or deliver a polished PDF for the next client discussion.
Practical answers for advisors and RIAs evaluating an analysis-connected proposal workflow.
Wealth management proposal software helps financial advisors turn portfolio analysis, supporting evidence, and a proposed investment approach into a structured client-facing document. Genesis connects that proposal workflow directly to portfolio analytics and model comparison. Explore the connected portfolio risk analytics.
A generic template starts with an empty document. Genesis begins with the portfolio analysis, charts, findings, and model comparisons already used in the advisor workflow, while keeping the proposal narrative and structure editable.
Yes. Advisors can review and edit the proposal narrative, structure, tables, charts, and supporting content before export.
Yes. Genesis supports DOCX export so the proposal can continue as an editable Word document after it leaves the platform.
Yes. The completed proposal can be exported to PDF for review, presentation, or delivery.
Yes. Advisors can create and manage their own model portfolios and compare a client or prospect portfolio across allocation, exposure, risk, and performance. See the broader financial advisor workflow.
No. The advisor creates and chooses the model used in the comparison. Genesis provides calculations, visualizations, comparisons, and document tools; it does not select the investment strategy.
No. Genesis Risk Monitor is a software and analytics platform. Users remain responsible for reviewing the data, assumptions, interpretation, proposed approach, and final client communication.
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Analyze the portfolio, compare it with your models, and continue the completed work in a client-ready Word or PDF proposal.