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Client Request Management

Introduction

Opportunities are key to tracking business engagements with clients. Among them, a Client Request Management represents a specific client-initiated request for service.

The Client Request Management feature allows you to efficiently track, review and process various client requests within the platform. These requests may include account modifications, portfolio adjustments, document submissions, or service-related inquiries.

This process typically involves:

  • Receiving and Logging Requests – Clients submit requests via the Platform or through support channels.

  • Review & Validation – Administrators verify the request details, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

  • Approval Workflow – Requests may go through an approval process based on role-based permissions.

  • Processing the Request – Once approved, the necessary actions are performed.

  • Status Tracking & Communication – Clients receive real-time updates on request progress.

Key Terminologies

Term

Definition

Client Request

A formal instruction or inquiry submitted by the client, typically via the platform, requesting an action such as order placement, cash movement, document upload or profile update. These requests are tracked within the platform to ensure proper handling, approval and execution.

EMA (External Managed Account)

A bank account opened in the client’s name where the company is granted access to manage the account on the client’s behalf. The client retains access through the bank’s personal banking interface and can view and operate the account independently if needed.

IMA (Internal Managed Account)

A sub-account created under the company's omnibus account, dedicated to the client. The client has no direct access to the account or the bank’s interface. All operations and management are performed solely by the company through the platform.

👉 New to some terms? Check out our full Platform Glossary for more.

Permission Requirement

Permission ID

Who can Initiate?

Permission Level

Accounts

Admin

View, Modify, Skip CR, Create, Delete

Opportunities

Manager, Client

View, Modify, Skip CR, Create, Delete

Click here to view more about profile configuration.

How to Create an Opportunity

Ensure the client’s Account is already created in the Platform.

  • Go to Accounts on dashboard and find Opportunity tab

  • Then, click the + Create Opportunity button

  • Now, select the type of opportunity you want to create/manage: EMA, IMA or Client Request.

Or,

Simply, edit/manage the created one by clicking Open.

1. Contract Opportunity

This has two key types that differ in how the client’s account is managed:

How to Create a EMA Contract Opportunity

  • The company manages a bank account opened specifically for the client.

  • The client retains direct access through their bank’s personal account.

  • The company has full management rights over this account.

Field Reference Here:

Field

Description

Custodian

A custodian is an entity responsible for safeguarding and managing client assets, ensuring record-keeping and facilitating settlements.

Bank Account External Name

A label or reference name for the external bank account, used for display or identification purposes.

Investment (1 Year Horizon)

The projected investment amount expected to be held for a one-year period.

Currency (1 Year Horizon)

The currency in which the 1-year investment amount is specified.

Initial Investment

The amount initially committed or deposited at the start of the investment.

Currency (Initial Investment)

The currency in which the initial investment amount is recorded.

Investment Objective

The goal or strategy of the investment. Select from:

  • Capital preservation

  • Low risk income generation

  • Income generation

  • Long term capital growth

  • Capital growth

  • Diversification of investment

Portfolio Currency

The base currency of the portfolio in which valuations and reports will be maintained.

Mfee

Management fee applied for overseeing and managing the investment.

Sfee

Subscription fee charged at the time of investment setup or entry.

Hurdle Rate, %

The minimum rate of return that must be achieved before performance fees are charged.

Company

The company entity responsible for managing or owning the investment account or structure.

How to Create an IMA Contract Opportunity

  • A sub-account is created for the client within the company’s omnibus/simple account.

  • The client does not have access to this sub-account or visibility into it.

  • The company fully manages it on the client’s behalf.

Field Reference Here:

Field

Description

Custodian

A custodian is an entity responsible for safeguarding and managing client assets, ensuring record-keeping and facilitating settlements.

Bank Account External Name

A label or display name used to identify the external bank account linked to the custodian.

Investment (1 Year Horizon)

The expected investment amount over a one-year period, used for planning or modeling purposes.

Currency (1 Year Horizon)

The currency in which the 1-year investment amount is specified.

Initial Investment

The actual amount initially committed or funded by the client at the start of the investment.

Currency (Initial Investment)

The currency of the initial investment amount.

Investment Objective

The purpose or strategy behind the investment. Select from here:

  • Capital preservation

  • Low risk income generation

  • Income generation

  • Long term capital growth

  • Capital growth

  • Diversification of investment

Portfolio Currency

The base currency in which the portfolio will be managed, reported, and valued.

Mfee (Management Fee)

The percentage fee charged periodically for managing the client's assets.

Sfee (Subscription Fee)

A one-time fee charged at the time of initial investment or subscription.

Hurdle Rate, %

The minimum rate of return required before performance-related fees are applied.

Company

The entity or legal structure under which the investment account is being created or managed.

IMA Bank Account Type (toggle)

Specifies whether the bank account setup is Omnibus (shared account structure) or Simple (individual structure).

2. Client Request Opportunities

This is initiated when a client asks the company to perform a service. It helps track, manage and complete client-specific service tasks efficiently.

This type of opportunity captures a specific service request made by the client.

How to Create Client Request Opportunity

  • To create new, choose Client Request from the opportunity types.

  • A form opens, fill in the required fields as shown below.

Field Reference Here:

Field

Description

Name(*)

The name or identifier of the client request; a required field used for saving and tracking.

Due Date

The date by which the client request is expected to be reviewed or completed.

Need Document Signing?

A toggle to indicate whether the request requires a document to be signed.

Description

A free-text field to provide context, purpose, or additional information about the client request.

Company(*)

The company or legal entity under which the client request is being submitted.

Approvers

Displays whether internal approval is required for the request and shows the approval status (true/false).

Managers(*)

Lists the manager(s) responsible for reviewing and approving the client request.

Need Client Approve?

A toggle to indicate whether the request requires explicit approval from the client before execution.

  • Once filled, click Save to finalize the creation.

  • The following will show the client request status flow under these statuses.

Client Request Status Flow Here:

Status

Description

New

Newly created Client request

Ready

The request is processed and is ready to be taken to work

Working

Client request is in progress

Document Signature

If it is necessary to sign document, this state indicates that they are in the signing process

Waiting for Investment

If it is necessary to make a payment related to the process, this state indicates that payment is in process

Won

Client request is completed

Suspended

Client request is suspended

Lost

Client request is closed

How to Manage a Client Request

  • Use the status model displayed in the form to track progress.

  • Click on next stages to move the request forward when conditions are met.

How to Close a Client Request

  1. Suspend First (if applicable):

  • Click Loose or Suspend in the corner.

  • Select Suspended tab and fill in details for Date of Suspended (*) and Comment (*) fields.

  • Then, click Save to confirm or Cancel to go back.

  • Once saved, the following options appear.

Reopen the Request (if needed)

You can reopen a closed request if required by selecting the appropriate option from the request status controls.

  1. Mark as Lost (final closure):

    • After Suspended, click Lost tab and confirm closure.

    • And, fill in details such as Comment (*) field.

    • Then, click Save to confirm or Cancel to go back.

Can close directly from Working, Document Signature or Waiting for Investment status workflows.

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