“The combination of support for smartphone fact finding, data driven insights and AI based automation is the catalyst needed to drive down the cost to serve clients compliantly and make advice more accessible to the millions of people who want it and more profitable to the firms that provide it.”
Ben Goss, CEO, Dynamic Planner.

At its ‘Pioneering Tomorrow’s Technology’ Conference, Dynamic Planner, the UK’s leading digital advice platform, has unveiled its 2025 developments including its plans for Generative AI, the integration of which will target a new benchmark in the time taken to produce annual review reports to under 5 seconds; an AI Charter; and a raft of new developments.

In his keynote speech, speaking to over 500 financial planning professionals and describing Dynamic Planner as ‘technology pioneers’, Ben Goss, CEO, set out the three key principles that technology must deliver on for advice firms:

  1. End-to-end support for the advice process, where regulatory scrutiny is ever increasing – with a firm’s proposition and advice policy embedded.
  2. Data driven processes to save time and provide the actionable intelligence firms need to demonstrate they are delivering under Consumer Duty.
  3. Thirdly, automation of as much of the technical and administrative process as possible – leaving advisers free to focus on higher-value activities in-particular client coaching.

To support this, Dynamic Planner has announced the following key developments designed to equip advice firms with the technology needed to navigate the challenges and complexities they face whilst creating the capacity in their firm to deliver the trust and confidence clients are looking for from personal, professional advice:

Generative AI within Dynamic Planner

Dynamic Planner AI Charter

Launch of Dynamic Planner Insights:

Launch of holistic engaging, fact finding optimised for smartphones and Tram

Ben Goss, CEO, Dynamic Planner said: “As advice technology pioneers we continuously ask ourselves about the role we can play in helping everyone who wants financial advice to be able to access it and firms to be able to provide it even more compliantly and profitably. It’s well understood that while four million people benefit from personal advice currently, 12 million more would pay for it if it could be made more accessible and affordable. It is also true that firms often face an internal ‘advice gap’ struggling to profitably serve smaller value clients or the next generation of client. The power of personal financial advice is clear, but the barriers remain and cost to serve is an ongoing challenge.

“So where does technology come in to making this very human aspect of advice more accessible to more people? The combination of end-to-end process support including for smartphones, data driven processes and automation is the catalyst. It will create the capacity that’s needed; it will lower the cost to serve; it will help advice firms confidently meet the regulations; but most compellingly, it will enable the advice industry to scale the human element of what it does – acting as professional advisers and coaches to the many existing and new clients who need and want personal advice.”

Dynamic Planner – Technology Milestones

Notes:

* Industry average time to produce an annual review report 4.5 hours in October 2023. Dynamic Planner reduced the time for reviews from 4.5 hours to 35 minutes for 80% of clients and 5 mins for the top 20%. They are targeting to get this down to under 5 seconds with generative AI embedded within the platform.