A portfolio manager has several Teams meetings with clients a day: a review, a change in a family situation, a new deposit, a request to send a document or to change a suitability questionnaire. In the evening they try to remember what they promised and write a short note on the client record in Salesforce or Dynamics 365, sometimes the next day. A wish not to change the risk level or a request to be called only after working hours stays in paper notes, and an updated questionnaire is sent out for signature a week later. From a compliance standpoint, this is a problem: information about the client's situation that matters for the suitability assessment must be recorded in the CRM, and promises made to the client must be kept on time.
Microsoft 365 Copilot in your tenant, after a meeting whose recording was agreed with the client, prepares a summary and picks out the agreed actions, deadlines and the client's requests, separately flagging information about changes in the client's situation. The manager reviews the summary in Teams: corrects inaccuracies, strikes out anything that was not agreed and approves. Only then does a Power Automate flow record the summary on the client record in Salesforce or Dynamics 365, create tasks with deadlines for the people responsible and, if a document was agreed, for example an updated suitability questionnaire, prepare it from a template and send it for signature through DocuSign. The summary contains no investment recommendations and cannot contain any: it is a list of agreed actions and facts. We connect to Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and DocuSign through an API or an e-mail flow, depending on your version. Recordings and conversation content stay in your Microsoft 365 tenant and are not used to train models, and every write to the CRM is logged with the time and the person who approved it.