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Richard Calloway

Recommendation · $4.8M estimated

85VITAL™
Opening move: Year-one drawdown is the fear, not the products. His father lost 40% in 2008 at 68. That wound is what he’s protecting his daughter from.
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Today → Pre-call brief

Richard Calloway

Recommendation · $4.8M estimated
Recommendation 85 Vital™
▸ Your opening move Year-one drawdown is the fear, not the products. His father lost 40% in 2008 at 68. That wound is what he’s protecting his daughter from.
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Vital™

Know where every opportunity stands.

One health signal built from stage, engagement, commitments and next steps.

Cadence™

Keep every relationship moving.

Carry context, promises and outcomes forward without relying on memory.

Rhythm™

Know which meetings will actually happen.

Forecasts show-up likelihood from your firm's own history, and picks the time most likely to hold.

Not another CRM

The intelligence layer that makes your pipeline operate.

CRMs store the record. AUMPulse works the relationship: before the call, while the decision is happening, between meetings, and across the entire book.

01

Before the meeting

Know their goals, concerns, signals, commitments and the best way to open.

02

During the call

Capture the outcome while it is true and move the relationship forward in one action.

03

Between meetings

Surface stalled opportunities, missed commitments and next steps before momentum disappears.

04

Across the business

See what is converting, what is leaking and what actually produced the relationship.

Before every meeting

Start where the last conversation ended.

The pre-call brief turns the full relationship into one useful page: what matters, what changed, what they fear, and what you should do next.

  • Goals, concerns and decision signals, without reopening old notes.
  • Outstanding commitments from both the prospect and advisor.
  • An opening-move insight grounded in the relationship so far.
Briefing · Signal · Vital™ · relationship context
Pre-call briefFriday · 10:00 AM · $4.8M est.
Richard Calloway

Recommendation meeting

IntroStrategyPlanningRecommend
85VITAL™
Signal · decisive

Richard has done his homework. He is comparing two firms and yours is the second meeting. He will not respond to a pitch.

Goal

Retire in 18 months and protect a $600K inheritance for his daughter.

Avoid

Leading with products. He wants a plan, not another presentation.

▸ Your opening move
Year-one drawdown is the fear, not the products. His father lost 40% in 2008 at 68. That wound is what he’s protecting his daughter from.
During every call

Capture the decision while it is still true.

Live Call keeps the moment simple. Log the real outcome, book the next step, or send times before the meeting becomes another task waiting in a CRM.

  • One-tap outcomes that preserve your actual pipeline logic.
  • Schedule the correct next meeting without leaving the call.
  • Flag incomplete outcomes instead of quietly inventing progress.
Live Call · outcomes · scheduling · stage advancement
Live with Daniel MarshConnected
Time remaining
28:45

Current stage · Strategy

On rhythm

Best next step
Advanced planning

Book next meeting
Send available times
No-show
More outcomes
Leave without logging and nothing is invented. The call just waits.
When they don't show

Log the no-show. The recovery is already written.

Cadence drafts the rebook email the moment you log the outcome, grounded in what this prospect actually cares about, with the best-scored openings ready to tap. Nothing sends until you read it and hit send yourself.

  • Pulls from their real goals and last call, not a mail-merge template.
  • Rhythm scores the openings most likely to hold, she taps once and it's booked, no form, no back-and-forth.
  • Shorter and more careful the more times someone has missed.
Cadence™ · no-show recovery · Rhythm-scored slots · advisor review
No-show recovery · PriyaDraft ready
Let's get your Advanced Planning session back on the calendar

Hi Priya,

Looks like we missed each other today.

Retiring at 58 with room to consult part-time is a specific target, and getting there cleanly means having a concrete path to bring your company stock concentration down before that date. The RSU tax and diversification piece is time-sensitive enough that the Advanced Planning conversation is worth picking back up soon.

A few openings this week are ready for you. Choose a time and it's booked.

Morgan

One tap and it's on her calendar. No form, no back-and-forth.

Thu, Jul 3010:00 AM
Fri, Jul 318:30 AM

None of these work? Reply and Morgan finds one that does.

Grounded in

“I don't want the company stock concentration to still be this high when I'm trying to diversify before 58.”

Rhythm-scored slots

Ranked by this prospect's own likelihood to hold. One tap books it, never pasted into the prose as text to copy.

Validated

No miss count, no guilt language, no invented urgency. One thread, not an inventory dump.

✓ Reviewed · ready to send from your mailbox
Same engine, different read
First miss, warm relationshipRestates their reason for coming back. One line on the miss, then moves on.
Never metLightest touch. What they said when they booked is the letter.
Missed twiceShorter. Dignified. One slot, and a real way to say "not now."
Third missNo auto-draft. Parked for you to decide by hand.
Between meetings

Quiet stops being a blind spot.

Pulse compares every opportunity with the window that makes sense for its stage, then raises the few that actually need attention.

  • See which prospects are healthy, drifting or past their normal stage window.
  • Carry every promise and next step forward until it is resolved.
  • Focus the team on exceptions instead of turning everything into an alert.
Pipeline Pulse · stage windows · commitments · Next Best Action
Pipeline pulse18 active · 2 need attention
73
Margot Ellery

Recommendation · next meeting booked

On pace · 12 of 21 days
60
Diane Alvarez

Advanced Planning · no next meeting

Approaching window · 17 of 21 days
44
Marcus Webb

Recommendation · commitment overdue

Past window · 41 of 35 days
12Healthy
4Watch
2Needs action
After every call

You hang up. The follow-up is already moving.

Turn the conversation into a clear recap and next step while the context is fresh. The draft stays grounded in the meeting. It stays under the advisor’s control.

  • Draft the recap from the actual conversation, not a generic template.
  • Carry promises and meeting details into the next interaction.
  • Review before send; nothing leaves simply because an automation fired.
Cadence™ · recap draft · commitments · advisor approval
Post-call recapDraft · ready for review
The drawdown question, and what I’m building

Richard,

Thank you for this morning. What I took from it is that the plan has to hold up in a bad first year, not just an average one.

So I’m building the income floor first, with Anna’s inheritance held clear of that risk. You’ll have the drawdown schedule before our next meeting.

We’re confirmed for Tuesday, August 5 at 2:00 pm your time.

Jeff

Grounded in

“I’m not worried about the average. I’m worried about the first year.”

Your commitment

Drawdown schedule before the next meeting.

Verified

Meeting date, time and recipient are confirmed and present, no vague “see you soon.”

✓ Reviewed · ready to send from your mailbox
Across the business

Turn activity into operating intelligence.

Pulse does not stop at the individual prospect. It shows leadership where the book is healthy, where conversion is leaking, and which growth sources are producing real relationships.

Trace · what actually closes

Fund the channel that closes, not the one that books.

Every prospect is attributed at first touch, from booking source through closed relationship, so you see what produced the client, not just the call.

What books
Meta Ads48
Organic31
Cold outreach22
Referrals12
What closes
Referrals$8.2M
Organic$3.1M
Cold outreach$1.4M
Meta Ads$0.4M
Ranked by volume booked, then by closed value, same prospects, opposite order.
Book · conversion health
Illustrative firm data

See the stage where momentum breaks.

Follow conversion across the full journey and surface the leak that is costing the firm the most opportunity.

Intro → Strategy
78%
Strategy → Planning
64%
Plan → Recommend
72%
Recommend → Client
49%
Leak detected · Recommendation

Three high-Vital opportunities have no decision meeting scheduled inside the normal window.

Built around advisor control

Intelligence without giving up the relationship.

AUMPulse is designed to help the advisor remember, prioritize and act. It is not built to quietly operate behind them. Your team reviews the important moments and remains accountable for what enters the client relationship.

Nothing sends without approval

Drafts, outcomes and next steps remain visible before they become part of the relationship.

Context is used with restraint

Pulse keeps what helps you prepare separate from what goes in a message. The brief can hold a hunch. The letter only holds what was actually said.

You choose what enters your CRM

Pulse assembles the client record from the relationship. Nothing writes to your CRM automatically. You export it, on your own action, when you are ready.

Built for financial-services workflows

Stage logic, advisor review and relationship context are treated as core product behavior, not afterthoughts.

Jeff Hylands, founder of AUMPulse

Jeff Hylands

Founder · AUMPulse

Built inside real advisor funnels
Founding firms work directly with me
Built from inside the pipeline

I could fill the calendar. I couldn’t see what happened next.

I’m not an advisor. I’m the person who’s spent over a decade filling their calendars.

It started in 2013 at Infusionsoft, one of the biggest sales-pipeline CRMs in the world, where I helped thousands of businesses build their pipelines and saw firsthand where these tools fail the people paying for them. Then came a decade of webinar funnels and the ads that book high-ticket calls, almost all of it for independent financial advisors.

I got good at it. The calendars filled. But everything after that first call was a black box. A lead in this business can take months to close, and no advisor could ever hand me clean back-end data. The funnel worked. What happened next, I couldn’t see.

So I built the window I always wished existed. Not another CRM held together with integrations that break. One screen an advisor never closes, showing the whole relationship from the first booked call to the closed deal.

Founding firms work directly with me.

I help configure the workflow, connect the systems and stay close enough to make sure Pulse earns its place in the business.

The cost of doing nothing

Nobody sends you an invoice for the clients you never closed.

A bad hire has a number attached. A bad vendor has a number attached. But the prospect who stalled after three meetings and never came back disappears without creating a line item. That is exactly why the leak survives.

No invoiceThe cost never appears on a statement, so nobody owns it.
No clean recordThe CRM remembers activity, not what the relationship needed next.
No diagnosisMarketing sees the booking. Coaching sees the meeting. Neither sees the whole line.
Your invisible invoice

Put a number on the relationships already in motion.

Illustrative · not a promise
If better visibility helped recover just
of the relationships that went quiet
Prospect meetings in a year240
Clients closed at the current rate24
People who met with you and did not become clients216
Those 10 recoveries a year, at your account size and fee, are worth$100,000 a year
A directional model built on your assumptions, not a forecast of guaranteed results. The review replaces assumptions with what your pipeline can actually support.
If nothing changes · year one
$100,000
10 relationships that were likely still reachable.
The same leak · three years
$300,000
The cost repeats while none of the missed recurring revenue compounds in your favor.
One year’s recoveries · seven-year value
$700,000
Ten clients retained seven years, using the same fee assumption.

You are already paying for this. The difference is that today the payment goes to nobody, the loss belongs to no department, and your existing software cannot show it to you.

Fit before fee

The engagement starts with whether the data can tell the truth.

I would rather disqualify the wrong firm than sell an implementation that cannot produce a credible diagnosis.

Enough real activityGenerally ten or more prospect meetings a month, so patterns can emerge without pretending.
A multi-meeting relationshipIntro, discovery, planning, recommendation, decision. Not a one-call transaction.
Active client acquisitionPaid media, seminars, referrals worked deliberately, or another reliable booking source.
Ten seconds of truthYour team will log what happened after the call. That single action is what makes the diagnosis honest.
The Pipeline Review · 30 minutes · directly with the founder Fit first · scope second · investment last

Find out whether the gap is worth fixing before we discuss an engagement.

No generic deck. We use the call to understand how the pipeline actually runs and whether there is enough here to justify the work.

1
Map the real journeyWhere meetings come from, how prospects advance, and where momentum usually breaks.
2
Estimate the invisible costYour volume, your economics, your current process. Not a borrowed case study.
3
Decide whether there is a fitIf there is, I will show you the scope, investment, and first ninety days clearly.
Book your pipeline review

No chase sequence if it is not a fit. Worst case, you leave with a clearer number on your own business.

Scoped after the review

Every engagement is scoped after the review.

I do not quote this work before I understand the pipeline, the firm, and what would actually need to be installed. The scope depends on three things.

Fit

Enough volume and process depth for the data to tell the truth.

Scope

Advisor count, workflow complexity, systems, and what must be installed.

Economics

A clear case that the value of fixing the gap supports the engagement.

If there is not enough here to justify the work, I will tell you that on the call.
Questions, answered straight

Everything an advisor, or their CCO, needs to know.

No vague AI language. No hidden automation. Just clear answers about what AUMPulse is, what it does, and where the advisor stays in control.

No. A notetaker captures a meeting. AUMPulse carries the relationship forward: pre-call preparation, live-call outcomes, commitments, no-show recovery, stage movement, follow-up, pipeline health, and source-to-client attribution.
No, and it is not trying to. Your CRM stays the system of record. AUMPulse is the layer that prepares you before the call, captures what happened during it, and keeps the relationship moving between meetings.
No. Your firm’s data is used to provide AUMPulse to your firm, not to train a shared model for other customers. The subprocessors involved in recording, storage, and synthesis are disclosed in writing before you onboard.
An assistant joins the meeting as a visible, named participant so Cadence™ can build the brief, commitments, and follow-up draft. AUMPulse does not keep the transcript. The audio is deleted once synthesis completes, and the letter body and evidence quotes are purged when you send. What stays is the structure: the brief, the commitment, and the send record.
The assistant joins as a visible, named participant, and the meeting platform shows its own recording notice. Beyond that, disclosure stays with you. We recommend telling the prospect the assistant is there and why before it joins. Requirements vary by state and firm policy, so your CCO should set the exact language your firm uses.
No. Drafts remain visible for advisor review. Reviewed by you. Sent from your inbox. Nothing enters the relationship simply because an automation fired.
I do it. Calendar, video conferencing, mail and your existing pipeline, all connected on my end before you log in. Your side of it is taking prospect calls the way you already do and tapping one button at the end of each one. There is no configuration project and nothing to migrate off.
Your CRM stays the system of record. When a prospect signs, AUMPulse assembles the client record and you export it as a Wealthbox file, a Redtail file, or a full CSV. Nothing writes to your CRM automatically. If your firm runs a different stack, bring it up on the pipeline review.
A lead score guesses at intent from the moment someone fills out a form. Vital™ refuses to guess. It stays blank until a prospect has actually shown up to three meetings with logged outcomes, and it weighs whether you kept the commitments you made to them. It measures a relationship you have built, not a prediction about a stranger.
Because software alone would not fix it. Most advisors do not need another dashboard. They need a credible baseline, a diagnosis of the stages quietly costing them relationships, and help acting on what the data shows. The system is how we both see it. Scope and investment are discussed after the Pipeline Review, once we know the firm qualifies and the economics justify the work.
Firms of one to five advisors are the initial focus. The engagement is scoped around the number of advisors, calendars, workflows and acquisition sources that need to be connected. The review call determines whether the firm is a fit and what the right implementation should include. Larger teams can still ask, but may require a separate rollout.
The engagement is structured around defined milestones rather than a vague promise of better results. The central commitment is the Pipeline Diagnosis: your show rate by source, stage-by-stage conversion, where relationships are stalling, and the opportunity sitting still in the book. The exact commercial structure is explained on the review call and documented before anything begins. Your data remains exportable regardless.

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Your pipeline already knows more than your software does

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Thirty minutes with the founder. We will look at the way your team books, advances and follows up with prospects, and find where AUMPulse creates leverage.

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