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Create the client record, folder, project and tailored checklist when the agreed onboarding trigger occurs.
Client onboarding automation
Avcora builds onboarding workflows that track forms, documents, signatures, payments and internal tasks—sending the right reminder and involving your team only when something needs attention.
The operational problem
New clients often receive several emails, forms and document requests while internal teams create folders, projects and tasks. The status ends up split across inboxes, spreadsheets and people’s memory.
An onboarding workflow gives every requirement an owner and a status. It sends routine reminders automatically, updates the internal record when something arrives, and highlights the few cases that genuinely need personal attention.
A practical workflow
Create the client record, folder, project and tailored checklist when the agreed onboarding trigger occurs.
Send the correct requests, recognise what has arrived and remind only for items that remain outstanding.
Alert the right person before a deadline slips, then confirm readiness and create the delivery handover.
What can be included
Issue the correct form for the service, record completion and avoid asking clients for information twice.
Track requested files, check basic completeness, save them in the right place and update the client status.
Watch for signature or payment status and release the next onboarding step only when its prerequisite is met.
Send polite reminders based on what is still missing rather than repeating a generic list.
Create projects, folders, tasks and notifications consistently without copying the same client details by hand.
Give the team one view of progress and surface unusual, sensitive or overdue cases for a decision.
A better client experience
Reminders can reflect the client, service and outstanding requirement. The workflow can stop when a client replies with a question, a document is ambiguous or a policy exception appears, so a person can take over with the full context.
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Next step
We will map the trigger, outstanding-item logic, connected systems and points where a person should remain in control.