Practice Manager - Relationship Type
Can we please have a general Relationship Type option for relationships such as "family" or "associate"/ partners. This would be for general family relations like siblings, cousins, in-laws etc.
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Narelle Sampson
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It would be great if we could add another client relationship - named, "Ultimate Holding Company" and "Related Entity"
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Melanie McPhillips
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I would also like to add a function to this!
It would be good to manually write external parties (non-client), and there associated dates, number of shares, notes, etc, so that we don't have to add them to XPM as a client and list as Do Not Act For (as it makes the group and client list messy). The aim would be that the non-clients can still link through to structure charts, etc.
Would also be good to have the non-clients (manual entries) shown in a different colour (or just black as wont be linked), so that it is easy to tell which are clients v non-clients.
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Jacqui Trumper
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+1 for being able to add custom relationships at a practice level, as that would cover all bases for everyone
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Michelle Geldenhuys
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Yes it would be awesome to add our own relationship type e.g. sibling, life partner, etc
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Melanie McPhillips
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Agree with this! Would like to show clients are siblings, etc, so people don't get confused about the relationships.
Would also like to have an option called Bare Trust.
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Melissa Large
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It would be fantastic if we could add another Relationship type in XPM, namely 'Unitholder' so we could link the unitholders and their holdings with the Unit Trust.
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Wendy Litherland
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It would be great if we could add other relationships than the following:
Director, Shareholder, Trustee, Beneficiary, Partner, Settlor, Secretary, Public Officer, Spouse, Parent Of, Child Of, Appointer, Member, Auditor, Owner.
I.e., sibling, cousin, executor, bookkeeper, employee etc - ideally we'd love to be able to use it to create a mind map of entire groups and how they are interconnected