Two places brokers lose money
The first is the gap between an enquiry arriving and someone speaking to it. Shared leads reward speed almost to the exclusion of everything else, and no amount of experience beats a broker who rang forty minutes earlier.
The second is quieter and larger. Every client you place is a renewal in two, three or five years, and lenders write to them first. A broker with no expiry reminders is effectively renting a client they already paid to acquire.
What the import includes
You get the enquiry funnel, speed-to-lead calling, fact-find calendars, document chase sequences, a case pipeline with stages from enquiry to completion, review requests and a renewal nurture built on product end dates.
The website is written for a broker: first-time buyer, remortgage, buy to let and protection pages, with compliant enquiry forms and calculators, so it is not a generic finance template with the nouns swapped.
Delivered within 24 business hours with a PDF covering the import and the regulated bits you must set yourself: firm numbers, fee wording and the expiry lead-in the retention campaign runs on. Installation by us costs $175 and is entirely optional.
Where the adviser stays in the loop
Nothing in this funnel recommends a product, quotes a rate or gives advice. It qualifies, books and chases, then hands a prepared client to the adviser, and the scripts say so out loud.
Case data lives in your own sub-account, so the pipeline view is yours and the record of every call, text and document nudge sits against the contact. What goes on your file and in your suitability report is unchanged.