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Define the questions your firm asks at intake or review. Atomiq finds the answers in the call and shows you the speaker’s words. You can see exactly what still needs a conversation.


Name the fields your team uses at intake or review. Add matching phrases from client conversations and save the template for future meetings.

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Advisor workspace · Morgan retirement review sample
The operations lead defines the fields the practice uses for retirement reviews. After meeting Jordan, Alex selects the template and applies the transcript. Jordan’s words support the priority and document request. Annual income needs a follow-up.
“I’ll send my latest pension statement on Friday.”
Ten-person meeting · Worked example
Ten people discuss the Chen family’s education plans. They want tuition 100% covered, and Maya and Noah each name a savings rate. Explore their speaker-labeled transcript and the form Alex reviews.
Open this form in the workspace“Our tuition goal is 100% covered for Ava and Leo. My savings rate is 12% of my salary.”
“Our tuition goal is 100% covered for Ava and Leo. My savings rate is 12% of my salary.”
“My savings rate is 15% of my salary. That comes from my own account.”
“My enrollment term is fall 2027. I’m leaning toward a local college.”
“My enrollment term is fall 2029. I’d like to visit campuses next summer.”
“My graduation gift is 20% of Ava’s first-year fees. I’d like Ava to use it for books.”
“I can send the account paperwork once I get home.”
“I have last year’s tax records. I’ll bring the copies the family requested.”
“I’ll put those two school timelines side by side for Alex.”
“My follow-up date is June 12. I’ll check which documents have arrived by then.”
Two people gave different savings rates. The advisor can clarify whose rate belongs here before saving.
“Our tuition goal is 100% covered for Ava and Leo. My savings rate is 12% of my salary.”
“My savings rate is 15% of my salary. That comes from my own account.”
The family discussed goals, savings rates and gifts. No one said how much of the fees is already saved. The field stays blank for the advisor to follow up.
“Today we’re gathering the family’s plans for education savings. Let’s start with what each of you has in mind.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“Our tuition goal is 100% covered for Ava and Leo. My savings rate is 12% of my salary.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“My savings rate is 15% of my salary. That comes from my own account.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“My graduation gift is 20% of Ava’s first-year fees. I’d like Ava to use it for books.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“I can send the account paperwork once I get home.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“My enrollment term is fall 2027. I’m leaning toward a local college.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“My enrollment term is fall 2029. I’d like to visit campuses next summer.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“I have last year’s tax records. I’ll bring the copies the family requested.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“I’ll put those two school timelines side by side for Alex.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
“My follow-up date is June 12. I’ll check which documents have arrived by then.”
This turn has no matching answer in the form.
Today we’re gathering the family’s plans for education savings. Let’s start with what each of you has in mind.
Our tuition goal is 100% covered for Ava and Leo. My savings rate is 12% of my salary.
My savings rate is 15% of my salary. That comes from my own account.
My graduation gift is 20% of Ava’s first-year fees. I’d like Ava to use it for books.
I can send the account paperwork once I get home.
My enrollment term is fall 2027. I’m leaning toward a local college.
My enrollment term is fall 2029. I’d like to visit campuses next summer.
I have last year’s tax records. I’ll bring the copies the family requested.
I’ll put those two school timelines side by side for Alex.
My follow-up date is June 12. I’ll check which documents have arrived by then.