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Put Your Business Where Your Brand IsImprove business by improving your client experience
Jim Ward
Managing Director, West Region
Independent Advisor Solutions by SEI
Vik Khasat
vkhasat@seic.com
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Independent Advisor Solutions by SEI
Our Experience in Working with Advisors
Sales & Marketing
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Operations
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Agenda
› An assessment of today’s market
› Marketing - A process, a strategy...
› Sales - Acquiring a growing set of “must have” skills
› Onboarding - The foundation of long-term loyal relationships
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Assessing Markets Today
Source: Winning Under Pressure, Exhbit 2, Morgan Stanley Research, Oliver Wynman, Blue Paper
+6%
+4%
+3%
+13%
+9%
+8%
AUM Revenue Cost Base
2011-16 annualized growth rate % 2017 annualized growth rate%
Costs have not been contained,
implying margins are vulnerable. We
think outsourcing, automation and
changing compensation structures can
address 40% of these costs.
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Advisors’ Greatest Risk to Their Business in the Future
2016 2018
Ensuring tech is up to date 34% (3rd) 52% (1st)
Adding clients 22% (4th) 40% (2nd)
Managing operational requirements 36% (2nd) 26% (3rd)
Meeting client service demands 38% (1st) 24% (4th)
Complying with regulations 17% (5th) 22% (5th)
RIAs Rate Their Toughest Business Challenges
Source: The New RIA Opportunity, Ignite Research, July 2018
› In 2016 RIA’s rated “meeting client service demands” as their #1 challenge
whereas in 2018 RIA’s rate “ensuring tech is up to date” as their #1 challenge.
› While keeping up with technology is a critical part of the client experience
advisors must not lose sight of meeting client demands.
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Clients Want to Be Understood
Most Valued Advisor AttributesPercentage of HNW Clients, 2018
Source: CEB 2018 Client Experience Survey; n=253
16%
20%
21%
35%
43%
44%
50%
54%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Motivates to Take Action to Improve Financial Situation
Save Time
Provides a Unique Perspective
Helps Progress Toward Achieving Financial Goals
Delivers Quality Service
Tailors Advice to My Financial Needs
Provides Strong Financial Return on Investments
Lookout for My Best Interest
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Clients Responsive to Holistic Approach
55%
45%
Proactive and Ongoing Help Beyond Immediate Challenges
Clear and Direct Guidance Issues Raised
Preferred Approach to Guidance
Percentage of Investors, North America, 2018
Source: CEB 2018 Client Experience Survey; n = 158
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Investors Have High Expectations
Holistic Advice Central to Firm Value Proposition
Source: Optimizing for Holistic Advice, Gartner, September 25-26, 2018; n= 44 executives (2014); 171executives (2015); and 92 executives (2017)
Importance of Holistic Advice to Value PropositionPercentage of Wealth Management Executives, 2014-2018
2014 2015 2018
64% - Building Holistic
Relationships Is Very
Important
88% - Firm Value
Proposition Is Centered
on Holistic Advice
92% - Enhancing In-
Person, Goals-Based
Planning and Advice Is
Very or Extremely
Important
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Industry Forces Driving Need for Differentiation
Source: CEB analysis, Widows on the Future 2016, Key Wealth Management Trends
Established
Competitors (Schwab, Vanguard)
Traditional
Wealth FirmsRobo Offerings
(Betterment,
Wealthfront)
• Low cost
• Commoditized
products
• Do it Yourself
Message
• Fee-based
• Advisor-led
relationship
• Low cost
• Digital first
• Automated advice
Develop firm-led
commercial insight
to differentiate
advisor interactions.
Win Here
Bring flexibility to client
service by accounting for
digital preferences and
behaviors in client
segmentation strategies
Compete Here
Transform investment
management through
automation and
centralization to compete
digitally and realize greater
efficiencies.
Compete Here
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Apply Micro-Moments Throughout Your Customer’s Journey
You’ve got to anticipate the micro-moments for your
clients and then commit to being there to help when
those moments occur.
BETHERE
You’ve got to be relevant to clients’ needs in the moment
and connect people to the answers they’re looking for.
BEUSEFUL
They’re called micro-moments for a reason. Mobile users
want to know, go, and execute swiftly. Your mobile
experience has to be fast and frictionless.
BEQUICK
Source: Google – Think with Google 2015
Exploiting Micro-Moments
3 Essential Strategies
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Marketing –
A process, a strategy... What you do before
and after the client walks in the door
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Hone Your Niche and Segment Your Clients
› 64% of advisors who participated in our survey segment their clients.
– By AUM
– By AUM plus past referrals
– By revenue
– By A/B/C/D clients
› Approach won’t advance success with HNW clients as it is not client-focused,
it’s advisor-based.
› Fewer than 10% of advisors segment their clients by service offering
– Segmentation by service can give staff the ability to have more tailored and
personal interactions with clients
– Gives the opportunity to better anticipate client needs
› Consider segmenting your clients by life stage or persona
Source: SEI Survey, HNW Service, May 2018, n=375
Segment your clients
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Hone Your Niche and Segment Your Clients
› Don't assume that all HNW clients are alike, or want to be serviced the same
› Use hypothetical personas to help illustrate how you might develop a service model
that meets the particular needs of very different HNW clients
Source: SEI Survey, HNW Service, May 2018, n=375
Dennis an established
investor
Dennis, Sr. a retired entrepreneur
and investor
Denise a relatively new
investor
on the fast track
Age: 57
Observations:
• Prefers mobile technology,
but enjoys annual in-person
meetings
• When it comes to
performance reporting, he
wants as much detail as
possible
Age: 78
Observations:
• In the decumulation phase
• Favors more frequent
contact
• Prefers personal phone
calls and in-person
meetings
Age: 28
Observations:
• Dependent on mobile
technology.
• Runs a sales operation and
travels extensively
• Prefers meetings conducted
virtually
Start by crafting personas
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Hone Your Niche and Segment Your Clients
Niches come in all sizes and shapes; the narrower the better
› Don’t confuse a target market with a niche, i.e. “HNW investors with $1 million
in investable assets” is a target; “Middle-aged HNW investors with special
needs children in your geographic area” is a niche
› Specialize – your expertise, your vocabulary and your relatability – brings what
HNW investors want and what you know together in a credible and sincere
way
› 31% of advisors in our survey service a niche – the other nearly 70% are
trying to define their value proposition as a generalist
› Those that do serve a niche, offered up a broad range of niche examples, i.e.,
police officers; investors interested in biblical responsible investing; and
military.
Source: SEI Advisor Survey, HNW Service, May 2018, n=375
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Carefully Craft Your Value Proposition
A value proposition is not a tagline or slogan
› Your value proposition is about your client, not you
– Clients you service
– Obstacles they face
– What you do to serve them
› It should permeate your business and service model
› The best value propositions are:
– Distinctive
– Targeted
– Measurable
– Defendable
– Sustainable
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Carefully Craft Your Value Proposition
The SEI Value Proposition Formula
I/We specialize in [solution you deliver] for [ideal customer] who [needs help
with the pressing problem you address.]
› Spend the necessary time and effort to craft a compelling value proposition to
inform your firm’s service, sales and marketing efforts
› Use plain, simple language - keep your target client in mind and express your
value proposition in terms and the emotional tone they can relate to
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Structure of Website for Advisors Today
Focus on the client experience
by providing a user friendly,
substantive, interactive, and
highly personalized online
experience.
Make sure it is consistent
across different platforms!
Source: Websites for Wealth Management: How to Transform a Static Web Presences into a Digital Dialogue., 2018
14%18%
54%
80%
75%
Smart speaker
Smartwatch
Tablet device
Desktop computer
Smartphone
Devices Used by HNWI’s
for Financial Matters
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Structure of Website for Advisors Today
› Prospects are viewing your website before they even contact you. This is the
best chance you have at making a good first impression.
› Strong websites include:
Descriptive outline of services provided
List of cost and fees
Description of advisory and investment process
Company information and mission
Features for prospective clients
Wealth manager’s expertise
Links to social media pages
Client coaching information
Modern web design
Accessibility across different devices
Source: Websites for Wealth Management: How to Transform a Static Web Presences into a Digital Dialogue., 2018
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Leveraging Social Media For Micro-Moments
› By taking advantage of free opportunities to create social media profiles on
popular sites you are automatically expanding your digital footprint.
› Advantages to Social Media?
More than 90% of high-net-worth investors use social media today
5 million investors with assets of $100,000 or more use social media to
investigate their financial decisions
52% of affluent investors say they would interact with financial advisors via
social media
• Only 4% of affluent investors have been engaged by financial advisors
online
Source: Seeking Alpha, Tips From The Pros: How To Use Social Media Marketing For Financial Advisors, Jack Waymire, July 10th 2018
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Client Engagement Landscape
Category Description Examples
Email Send mass, targeted or
individual emails
Constant Contact
Social Media Scale posts across social media
channels
HootSuite
Tech Marketing Content search engine and
distribution
Google Ads
Outsourced
Marketing
Content curation and
distribution
Advisor Stream
Website
Management
Website creation and support Advisor Websites, Emerald
Website News
Feed
Auto-update website with news
content
Advisor Websites, Advisor
Stream
Interactive
Website Add-ins
Engagement tools & calculators
in website
Riskalyze
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Marketing Calendar Template
› Target audiences
› Marketing activities
› Measuring results
› Setting budgets
› Setting timetables
› Assigning individuals for
each activity
Plan for the year by creating a tactical marketing plan
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Sales –
Acquiring a growing set of “must have” skills
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Why Would an Investor Approach You?
Source: Phoenix Wealth & Affluent Monitor 2018; Wealth Management Charts & Tables; Year-End 2017
Total Affluent
Friend/colleague referral 19%
Contacted firm directly 17%
Family referral 15%
An existing relationship with someone at the firm, my advisor took my
business
13%
Followed advisor from a previous firm 8%
Someone else chose for me (spouse, family member 5%
Is/was my parents advisor 4%
Don’t recall 6%
How First Began Relationship With Primary Advisor, 2017
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The State of Referrals Today
Do You Feel You Are Maximizing Your Referral Opportunities?
Source: The Client Driven Practice Survey, Input was gathered from 512 firms across the country, via online survey between March 15 and April 1, 2017.
The survey took approximately 30 minutes to complete. The margin of error is estimated at +/- 4.3%
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Implement a Referral System
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They Don’t Always Seek You Out
› The 1st generation of financial advisors started in a product-driven role
(i.e. insurance sales or stock broker) before becoming more advice-based.
› Today’s advisors begin their careers as planners and lack business
development experience.
› The Problem: All advice-based financial planning fiduciaries still have to sell
their services - selling doesn’t end once the client comes on board.
“It doesn’t matter how good your financial advice is
if you can’t convince anyone to pay you for it.”
- Michael Kitces
Source: Nerd’s Eye View; Michael Kitces, August 2015
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Sell in a Way That Makes You Comfortable
Focus on 3 ways to increase your sales skills…
but stay comfortable doing it
1. Change your mindset.
› It starts with recognizing that this is an area you want to improve.
› Learn to embrace the sales process and reframe to a more positive mindset.
“I want to grow, and I will learn what I need to in order to do so.”
2. Have an overall written sales plan.
› Understand what has worked and what hasn’t.
› Decide your specific target, what you need to do to get there, and who will do it by
when.
3. Make no assumptions - Use consultative questioning and active listening skills.
› Why is the prospect talking to you now versus six months ago?
› What do you understand about their motives or their buying criteria?
Source: Selling for the Non-Sales Professional; Advisor Perspectives; May 19, 2015; Beverly Flaxington
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Establish the Relationship
Sophisticated Investment
Strategy and Analysts
› Comprehensive, fully objective
review of products and services
› Continuous analysis and
consideration of new research
findings/technology
› A formal, highly specific
investment plan and
recommended portfolio structure
› Automatic portfolio rebalancing to
maintain your specific portfolio
structure
Personal Customized
Consulting and Guidance
› Full understanding of your
goals for yourself, your family,
and your communities
› Continuous balancing of your
wealth management with those
life goals
› Identification of your
investment objectives and risk
tolerance
› Highly personalized service
with customized reporting
Best-in-Class Portfolio
Management & Monitoring
› Employment of institutional
money managers not usually
available to individuals
› Disciplined, continuous
monitoring of money managers
in your portfolio
› Ongoing review and
recommendations around
changes in the capital markets
› Investment policy adjustments
as your goals, asset levels and
market conditions change
› Low, institutional-class
fund/portfolio expenses to help
minimize impact on portfolio
return
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Effective Onboarding –
The foundation of long-term loyal relationships
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Achieving Investor’s Trust
› If you fail to establish trust at any level, the relationship collapses– no second
chances.
› Client trust can evolve over time from a simple transaction to more meaningful
engagement as confidence deepens.
› As clients and advisors move along the trust spectrum, service becomes more
complex and requires greater customization
› Don’t forget about the lower levels of service; they continue to be every bit as
important
› Once you move beyond investment management, greater engagement
through financial planning can open doors to increased wallet share and multi-
generational conversations with family members
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Client Service Statement
Investment Oversight Services
› Design personalized portfolios
to meet your needs
› Goals-focused investments
› Independent advice
› 401K allocation advice
› Quarterly newsletter
› Independent and objective review of
products and services in the
marketplace
› Low institutional costs
› Access to a superior team of
institutional money managers
› Disciplined, continuous money
manager monitoring
› Tax-aware investing
› Portfolio rebalancing
› Remain “in touch” with changes in
global capital markets
› Make use of new research
findings and technology
› Appropriately adjust investment
policy over time
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Client Service Statement
Enhance With Your Brand
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Make Service a Differentiator
Create a Client Service Roadmap
Create a “Client Roadmap” to explain on-going value
› Planning process
› Client service meetings
› Ongoing communications
› Ongoing events
› Behind the scenes
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Follow a Client Service Roadmap
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Use a Goals-Based Questionnaire
› Current financial plan
– Accumulation
– Stability
– Income
› Investment Policy
Statement
› Current investment
process
› Goals and timeframes
› Risk tolerance
› Investment experiences/
preferences
› Short- and long-term
plan
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Analyze the Data and Stay Top of Mind
I will review this information and return with my analysis:
› Strengths and weaknesses of your current program
› Alternative ways to pursue goals
› Recommended improvements in your program
In return, I ask you to:
› Meet again with me on [Date, Time]
› Keep an open mind to what I report
› Review literature
› Consider the advantages of this process that I have described
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Analysis of Existing Portfolio
› Reiterate investment process
› Explain your analysis with examples, where
appropriate:
– Lack of clear investment policy
– Investments mismatched with objectives
– Inappropriate level of risk
– Lack of diversification
– Under performing investments or managers
– Style drift
– Overlapping investments or management styles
– Lack of tax management
– Excessive expenses or trading activity
– Lack of monitoring, adjusting, rebalancing
– Unclear or untimely reporting
– Lack of communication and service
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Onboarding
Appropriate Recommendations
› Present personalized proposal
– Goal-based implementation
› Present appropriate strategy sheet
› Present recommended portfolio
– Risk tolerance level
– Allocation guidelines
– How the portfolio implements “areas
for improvement”
› Discuss conclusions:
– Existing portfolio strengths
– Recommended improvements
› Probe for client understanding of
recommended improvements and
related concepts
› Ask for acceptance of
recommendations
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Wealth Management Meeting
› Think ahead about how you will handle questions about the transition, such as:
Will my investments need to change?
Will I be paying more?
Will my level of service change?
› Have a straightforward, positively-framed answer prepared ahead of time.
› Consider how you might respond to clients who object to the change.
› Will you make exceptions in order to keep the relationship or let them go?
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Wealth Management Meeting
Workflow
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Summary
› Today’s market requires advisors to differentiate themselves by developing
their own unique brand that is consistent across all stages of a relationship.
› Marketing requires the development of an actionable strategy that engages
clients and prospects through a series of micro-moments.
› While sales might not be second nature to you, find a method that makes
both you and your prospects/clients feel comfortable.
› Onboarding is crucial to establishing a foundation for long-term
relationships and creating loyal advocates from the start.
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SEI Investments Company
Who We Are
SEI is a leading global provider of wealth management solutions. We help professional wealth managers, institutional
investors, and private investors create and manage wealth – and enable their long-term success – by providing solutions
that are both comprehensive and innovative.
A Market Leader• Manages $331 billion assets1
• Administers $545 billion in client assets1
• Leading global provider of Bank Trust
technology
• Relationships with trust departments of 11 of the
20 largest U.S. banks1
Independent Advisor Solutions• 25 years of experience in providing outsourced
solutions to independent advisors
• Over 7,500 advisors using SEI’s solution1
• $65.3 billion in advisors’ AUM1
• SEI is one of the top U.S. Advisory Third-Party
Managed Account Providers3
• One-stop accountability with SEI Private
Trust Company 1As of June 30, 20182As of December 31, 2017
3Cerulli Associates, Q1 2018
A Successful Company• Founded in 1968, a public company since
1981 (NASDAQ: SEIC)
• 2017 revenues: $1.52 billion2
• 2017 net income: $404 million2
A Global Company• ~3,800 employees worldwide1
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Independent Advisor Solutions
A Comprehensive Solution
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disciplined, and
time-tested
approach
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liquidity,
accumulation &
distribution
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allocation
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specialist
managers with
dynamic asset
allocation
› Ongoing
oversight
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Models
› Managed
Accounts
– City National
Rochdale
› ETF Strategies
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Strategies
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Focused
Strategies
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Management
› Taxable
Ladders
– Corporate
– TIPS
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Ladders
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Focused/
Specific
Banking
› FDIC-insured
CD program
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backed lines of
credit
Trusts
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directed
trustee in 50
states
Charitable giving
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fund
INVESTMENT & WEALTH PROGRAMS
Investment
Philosophy
Investment
Strategies
Wealth
Programs
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approvals
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custom
Dashboards
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app with
e-signature
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performance
reporting
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client
statements
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Aggregation
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investor website
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Downloading
capabilities
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with CRM’s and
Fin Planning
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Wealth Platform & Technology
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project
management
team
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segmentation
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& proposals
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meetings
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team of CFAS,
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CPAS.
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analytics
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support
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tool
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