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Free OpenClaw Skill for Wealth Management Practices: Client Service Coordinator Agent (Download)
A working OpenClaw skill for wealth management practices serving HNW and UHNW households. Owns annual review prep, alternative investment K-1 tracking, charitable planning windows, RMD coordination, and the boring book-keeping nobody on the team wants to chase. Drops on top of Addepar, Black Diamond, Orion Eclipse, Tamarac, eMoney, and MoneyGuidePro.
Built and maintained by Adhiraj Hangal, OpenClaw Consult. Code I wrote runs inside OpenClaw's source, merged by the project's creator.
Free OpenClaw skill for wealth management practices
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What this skill does for your wealth management practices
- Builds the annual review packet from Addepar or Black Diamond performance data, with allocation drift, tax-loss harvesting candidates, and rebalance proposals pre-staged for the lead advisor.
- Tracks alternative investment K-1 status (delivered, missing, in-extension) across the household's GPs and pings the client service associate when a K-1 slips past March 15.
- Runs the Q4 charitable planning workflow: DAF contribution opportunities, CRT setup deadlines, appreciated-security gifting, QCD eligibility for over-70.5 clients.
- Compiles the weekly RMD watchlist for clients turning 73, 74, 75+, with the calculated minimum and the year-end deadline, routed to the advisor for sign-off.
- Logs every client touch (call, email, review, gift) to a single household memory so the next advisor or associate sees the full context, not a fragmented CRM trail.
What's inside this OpenClaw skill
The full file you download, indexed below for search engines and for operators who want to read before they install.
---
name: wealth-advisor-client-service
description: Client service coordinator agent for wealth management practices. Handles annual review prep, alternative investment K-1 tracking, Q4 charitable planning, RMD coordination, and household memory for HNW and UHNW households. Integrates with Addepar, Black Diamond, Orion Eclipse, Tamarac, eMoney, MoneyGuidePro.
version: 1.0.0
author: OpenClaw Consult (Adhiraj Hangal)
license: MIT
url: https://openclawconsult.com/skills/wealth-advisors
---
# OpenClaw Skill: Wealth Advisor Client Service Coordinator
## Overview
This skill turns the OpenClaw agent into a client service coordinator equivalent
for your wealth management practice. It does not replace the CSA role: it
amplifies it. The skill owns the K-1 chase, the RMD calc grunt work, the review
packet prep, and the Q4 charitable planning scan so the human CSA can spend the
day on client calls and exception handling.
It is designed for RIAs and hybrid firms serving HNW and UHNW households,
typically $200M to $5B AUM, running Addepar or Black Diamond as the portfolio
accounting source of truth, with eMoney or MoneyGuidePro on the planning side.
## What this skill does
1. Annual and semi-annual review packet prep from portfolio accounting data
2. Alternative investment K-1 tracking across GPs with March 15 deadline alerts
3. Q4 charitable planning workflow (DAF, CRT, appreciated security gifts, QCD)
4. Weekly RMD watchlist for clients turning 73, 74, 75+
5. Household memory shared across CSA, advisor, and CCO
6. Allocation drift and tax-loss harvesting candidate surfacing
## Triggers
```yaml
triggers:
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 8 * * 1" # Mondays 8am
action: compile_weekly_review_calendar
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 7 * * 2" # Tuesdays 7am
action: run_k1_status_check
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 9 1 11 *" # November 1
action: run_year_end_charitable_planning
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 8 * * 3" # Wednesdays 8am
action: compile_rmd_watchlist
- type: on_event
event: portfolio.holdings_updated
action: refresh_household_view
- type: on_event
event: planning.plan_updated
action: stage_plan_delta_for_advisor
```
## Workflow: annual review prep
When a review is scheduled in the CRM, the agent (one week prior):
1. Pulls performance from Addepar or Black Diamond with the household's
benchmark and YTD attribution
2. Loads the current plan from MoneyGuidePro or eMoney and identifies deltas
from last review (savings rate, goal funding status, risk tolerance changes)
3. Pulls the household's tax data from Holistiplan if integrated, surfacing
any tax-loss harvesting candidates and any unrealized-gain bunching
opportunities
4. Compiles the allocation-drift summary against the IPS target
5. Stages the review packet PDF for the lead advisor with talking-point notes
on each significant delta
6. Routes to the advisor for review three business days before the meeting
## Workflow: K-1 tracking
Alternative investments are a tax-season nightmare. The agent:
1. Maintains a per-household list of K-1-generating positions (private credit,
private equity, real estate partnerships, hedge fund interests)
2. Tracks expected K-1 delivery from each GP based on historical timing
3. At March 1, flags any K-1 expected but not yet received
4. At March 15, alerts the CSA with a drafted chase email to the GP investor
relations contact
5. Logs received K-1s to the household memory so the CPA-facing tax workpaper
pull is automated at filing time
6. Tracks K-1s in extension (most GPs file Form 7004) and surfaces the
September 15 final deadline
## Workflow: Q4 charitable planning
Starting November 1, the agent runs the year-end charitable planning workflow:
1. Identifies households with over-70.5 IRA owners eligible for QCDs
(Qualified Charitable Distributions, up to $108K in 2026 indexed limit)
2. Surfaces appreciated securities with embedded gains over the firm's
threshold for clean DAF contribution
3. Flags households with existing CRT or CLT structures requiring trustee
action before December 31
4. Drafts personalized advisor-routed client emails referencing each
household's specific opportunity in their language
5. Routes the entire packet to the lead advisor for review and personalization
A 200-household HNW practice typically has 15-30 households with a clear
charitable planning action in any given Q4. The skill finds them.
## Workflow: RMD watchlist
The agent maintains a weekly watchlist of clients turning 73, 74, or 75+:
- Calculated minimum based on prior-year December 31 balance and the IRS
Uniform Lifetime Table (or Joint Life Table for spousal beneficiary >10
years younger)
- First-RMD year clients get the April 1 of next year deadline option flagged
- SECURE 2.0 RMD age changes are baked into the calc (age 73 for 1951-1959
born, age 75 for 1960+ born)
- Drafted client email with the calculated minimum, the distribution schedule
options, and the QCD redirect option for over-70.5 clients
## Memory keys
```yaml
memory:
- key: household.profile[{household_id}]
description: Household-level state and preferences
schema: { ltv: number, aum: number, segment: string, last_review: date, next_review: date, advisor_id: string, csa_id: string }
- key: household.k1_tracker[{household_id}]
description: Active K-1 expectations and receipt status
schema: { gp: string, position_id: string, expected_date: date, received_date: date, status: enum }
- key: household.charitable_plan[{household_id}]
description: Year-end charitable planning state per tax year
schema: { tax_year: int, qcd_eligible: bool, qcd_used: number, daf_contributed: number, crt_trustee_actions: array }
- key: household.rmd_state[{household_id}]
description: Per-tax-year RMD status
schema: { tax_year: int, calculated_amount: number, distributed: number, remaining: number, deadline: date }
```
## Required integrations
| Integration | Purpose | Read | Write |
|--------------------------|------------------------------------------------|------|-------|
| Addepar | Holdings, performance, attribution | yes | no |
| Black Diamond | Holdings, performance, attribution | yes | no |
| Orion Eclipse | Holdings, performance, attribution | yes | no |
| Envestnet Tamarac | Holdings, performance, attribution | yes | no |
| eMoney | Plan deltas and household balance sheet | yes | no |
| MoneyGuidePro | Plan deltas and goal funding status | yes | no |
| Holistiplan | Tax return scan and harvesting candidates | yes | no |
| Salesforce FSC / Redtail | CRM read-write for review and contact notes | yes | optional |
| OpenClaw Memory | Household memory across runs | yes | yes |
| OpenClaw Heartbeat | Scheduled review and planning cadences | yes | yes |
Write-back to portfolio accounting is never enabled. Write-back to CRM is
optional and starts disabled.
## Data handling notes
By default the skill operates on account identifiers, position metadata, and
household-level summary data. It deliberately does not put account balances,
social security numbers, or full tax detail into outbound client
communication. Set `pii_mode: redacted` and any client-facing draft routes
through the advisor for completion from the secure portal.
The skill assumes the firm's cloud AI provider is covered by an appropriate
data-handling agreement. Compliance review with the CCO and outside counsel
before any production rollout is the firm's responsibility.
## Configuration
```yaml
config:
firm_name: "Your Firm"
voice: "trusted-advisor"
approval_mode: advisor_approves_all
pii_mode: standard
charitable_planning:
qcd_age_threshold: 70.5
qcd_annual_limit: 108000
daf_min_appreciation_threshold: 50000
crt_trustee_action_window_days: 60
rmd:
age_thresholds: [73, 74, 75]
secure_act_2_borndate_threshold: "1960-01-01"
k1_tracking:
deadline_march_15: alert
deadline_september_15: alert
historical_timing_lookback_years: 3
review_cadence:
annual_review_prep_days_ahead: 7
quarterly_check_in: optional
```
## Quick install
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
mv wealth-advisors.md ~/.claude/skills/wealth-advisor-client-service.md
# Edit the config block to match your firm
```
Launch OpenClaw and the skill is live. Run `run year-end charitable planning`
or `compile review packet for household X` to invoke it on demand, or wait
for Heartbeat to fire on the configured schedule.
## Want it wired to your stack?
This SKILL.md is the starting point. If you want it plugged into your specific
Addepar instance, your firm's investment committee templates, your compliance
approval workflow, and your house brand voice on a fixed-price two-week clock,
the door is at https://www.adhirajhangal.com/work
Install in 60 seconds
- 1
Drop the file into your OpenClaw skills directory
Save the downloaded wealth-advisors.md as ~/.claude/skills/wealth-advisor-client-service.md (or your firm-level .claude/skills/ if you scope per office). OpenClaw picks up new skill files on next agent launch.
- 2
Connect your portfolio accounting and planning stack
Edit the integrations block to point at your Addepar, Black Diamond, Orion Eclipse, or Tamarac performance feed and your eMoney or MoneyGuidePro planning instance. Read access is enough for the review prep and tracking workflows. The skill includes integration prompts for Salesforce Financial Services Cloud and Redtail on the CRM side.
- 3
Launch in approval mode, validate, then flip to autonomous
Start with the advisor or client service associate approving every outbound client message for the first three weeks. The skill defaults route anything that touches tax advice, account opening, or fiduciary recommendations to the advisor. After validation, flip the routine touchpoints (K-1 nudges, RMD reminders) to autonomous with the advisor notified on exceptions.
Example conversation
You
It's the first Monday of November. Run the year-end charitable planning workflow.
Agent
Year-end charitable planning compiled. 87 households reviewed. 22 households flagged for proactive outreach: 8 are over 70.5 and eligible for QCDs they haven't used yet this year (combined estimated tax benefit $94K), 7 have appreciated positions with embedded gains over $50K that look like clean DAF contribution candidates, 4 have CRT trustee actions due before December 31 (drafted the trustee letters), 3 are first-year RMD clients who haven't taken the distribution. Drafted personalized client emails for all 22, each referencing the specific opportunity in their language. Routed to Hangal for review. The remaining 65 households have been silently rolled into the 2027 planning calendar.
Founder-led · 14 days
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Build it with meCommon questions
Will this work without OpenClaw Heartbeat or Memory?
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Heartbeat and Memory are part of OpenClaw core, so they ship with any standard install. The skill assumes both. The household memory specifically requires Memory because reviewing a client without prior touch history defeats the purpose of the agent.
How does the skill handle client data and PII?
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By default the skill works on account identifiers, holding metadata, and household-level summary data. It deliberately does not put account balances, social security numbers, or full tax detail into outbound client communication. For firms with stricter data handling, set `pii_mode: redacted` in the config and any client-facing draft will route through the advisor for completion from the secure portal.
Which portfolio accounting systems does it integrate with?
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Out of the box the skill ships integration prompts for Addepar, Black Diamond Wealth Platform, Orion Eclipse, and Envestnet Tamarac. For Addepar and Black Diamond the cleanest path is the nightly performance and holdings export. For Orion and Tamarac the REST APIs are used directly.
Does this work for RIAs, broker-dealers, or both?
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Both. The skill is platform-aware: if you connect it to an Orion or Black Diamond feed it assumes RIA workflows (Form ADV references, fiduciary disclosures). If you connect it to a wirehouse-style feed it adjusts language to suitability-rule and Reg BI defaults. RIA-specific compliance workflows are in the related skill openclaw-financial-advisors-rias.
What does the skill cost to run on top of OpenClaw?
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Token cost depends on household count and review depth. For a 3-advisor practice managing 200 households with $400M AUM, expected monthly token spend is in the $80-$180 range using OpenClaw's default model selection. The skill batches review prep and K-1 tracking so per-household inference is minimized.
Can I modify this skill?
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Yes. MIT licensed. Edit the templates, the cadences, the planning windows, the K-1 deadlines. Most firms fork it within the first 60 days to match house view language and compliance copy.
What if my firm uses a CRM not on the list?
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The skill ships first-class support for Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, Redtail, and Wealthbox. For any other CRM that exposes a REST API or supports Zapier (Junxure, ProTracker), the skill can read note history and write back via a small webhook adapter. The README block walks through the setup.
Does this replace my client service associate?
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No, and we will not scope a build that tries to. The CSA role is the highest-touch human in a wealth practice, and clients hate being routed to bots when they call. The skill takes the K-1 chasing, RMD calc verification, and review-prep grunt work off the CSA's plate so they spend their time on client calls and exception handling.
How is this different from advisor tech like Holistiplan or FP Alpha?
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Holistiplan and FP Alpha are excellent specialized tools for tax return scanning and document automation. The OpenClaw skill is an agent runtime: it coordinates across portfolio accounting, planning, CRM, and document tooling so the advisor sees one stitched-together household view. Many firms keep Holistiplan and add this skill on top for the cross-tool orchestration.
Can OpenClaw Consult build a customized version for my firm?
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Yes. The free SKILL.md is the starting point. If you want it wired into your specific Addepar instance, your firm's investment committee templates, your compliance approval workflow, and your house brand voice, we run a 14-day fixed-price build at openclawconsult.com/hire.
Want the full implementation playbook?
Read the deep-dive guide for wealth management practices
The playbook covers workflows, software integrations, compliance, ROI math, and a four-week rollout plan. The skill file above is a working slice of that build.
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