Everything Verdant Client does.
Two products, built to work as one — on an architecture your IT team can vet. Below: what Verdant Client does for your firm, and how it is built.
What Verdant Client does for your firm.
The outcomes your onboarding, operations, and compliance teams care about.
- Reads every document. Ingests the client documents you provide and reads them with AI, whatever the format.
- Builds a structured graph. Extracts all the pertinent information into records in Salesforce, based on the concepts your firm uses.
- Auto-populates records. Writes clean, populated records — with no re-keying.
- Catalogs and checks completeness. Identifies and describes each document, and flags what is missing.
- Recommends the documents to create. Proposes the exact paperwork each relationship requires, with a plain-language reason and a confidence score.
- Generates the paperwork. Produces finished documents from your own templates, populated with the client’s data.
- Reviews for gaps and conflicts. Checks the whole submission for missing information and inconsistencies before it reaches Operations.
- An in-person ceremony, e-signature, or a mix. Guided signing with sealing and certificates for an audit-ready record — in person or by email, for every needed signatory. No third-party vendor, and no per-signature fee.
- Routes every signatory. Assigns each signer an in-person or e-signature pathway in a single package.
- Ingests opportunity context. Pulls deal context from the opportunity so the submission reflects the engagement.
- Keeps a person in control. The AI proposes; a person reviews and approves before anything is created.
- Builds the plan. Assembles complex onboarding plans from your templates — every task, owner, and hand-off defined once.
- Tracks dependencies. Dependency-aware scheduling tees up the right work at the right time.
- Automates the work. Event-driven automations fire integrations, data updates, and notifications on their own.
- Visualizes on a live Gantt. The whole engagement at a glance, with a clean timeline and dependency links.
- Tracks SLAs. Beat, overage, and overrun tracked against your benchmarks.
- Organizes by workstream. Group work into KYC, AML, compliance, and any stream your firm runs.
- Assigns clear ownership. A ballholder on every task, driving accountability.
- Projects the finish. A projected completion date that updates as the work moves.
- Surfaces what matters. Estimated completion and current owner, front and center.
Run both, and the handoff disappears.
The moment an intake is complete, it becomes the execution plan — seeding Orchestration with the tasks, dependencies, and owners already captured. No re-entry, and no dropped handoff. This is the part no single tool does, because no single tool owns both halves.
Built for your IT team.
Verdant Client is a native Salesforce managed package. Here is what your administrators and security reviewers will want to confirm.
- Native Salesforce managed package. Installs into your org via a private link. Clean, versioned upgrades, with the source protected.
- Runs inside your org. Client records live in your Salesforce org, under your security model and audit trail.
- Inherits your permissions. Object and field-level security, sharing rules, and profiles all apply — nothing bypasses them.
- Settings visible in a Setup console for admins. Configuration lives in Verdant Setup, visible and editable by your own team.
- Works with your automation. Coexists with the Flows, Apex, and platform events you already run.
- Managed licensing. Usage is administered through Salesforce’s standard License Management App.
- AI powered by your AI framework. Document reading, extraction, and recommendations are configurable for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or your own custom model.
- Governed by construction. The AI only proposes; a person approves before any record or document is created. Governance is architectural, not a setting.
- E-signature built in. Native signing, sealing, and certificates. No third-party e-signature vendor, and no per-signature fee.
- Your own DOCX templates. Documents generate from standard Word templates you control — no proprietary format to learn.
- Email through your org. Signing invitations and notifications send through your Salesforce org’s existing email configuration, or an external third-party.
See it in action.
A guided walkthrough of Intake and Orchestration, tailored to how your firm onboards — bring your operations lead and your Salesforce admin.