Consultant Database Management demo
Keeps every consultant database profile current each quarter from approved fund data 1:32
What the demo shows
Keeps every consultant database profile current from approved fund data, for RFP teams
Each strategy opens on a freshness grid: rows of database fields, columns of the consultant portals, and a mark in every cell for fresh, awaiting approval, stale, waiting or in conflict, with the agents' conversation beside it. Seven agents run the quarter. The Planning agent sets deadlines and watches SLAs; the Sourcing agent fills every field from approved data only, never the CRM; the Conflict agent compares each field with every portal's live value and the sources, traces the cause and proposes a fix without overwriting; the Compliance check agent tests performance presentation; the Freshness agent raises stale and change alerts and drafts notices; the Narrative agent writes local-language text from approved English; the Submission agent files each portal with a receipt and a read-back. The coordinator approves fixes and releases, Compliance approves every performance figure, Consultant Relations signs every message to a consultant.
Transcript
- Consultant Database Management keeps every consultant profile current for RFP teams.
- Consultants steer most institutional money and screen managers on profiles like these.
- Each mark is one field on one portal, fresh, stale, or in conflict.
- The Sourcing agent filled every field from approved data, never from the CRM.
- One mark is red.
- Fenwick Hale shows $4.21 billion, not $4.12 billion.
- The conflict agent traces a hand-typed CRM edit and changes nothing itself.
- Asked about model assets, it answers no and cites the policy.
- Jamie approves the fix, then compliance approves every figure.
- Released. Ten portals submit with receipts.
- Two wait for their reviewers.
- Every field cited, every approval signed, every submission logged.
- The result? 48 conflicts caught first and zero figures sent unsourced.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.