Communication

Advice keeps going out when you are away.

Firm-branded messages convert people who are not on the platform yet, then keep giving advice once they are funded. Every send is the firm, not Athena. Outbound history lives on the household in Mission Control, next to the plan and the trades. You supervise volume from the morning scan. You do not become a newsletter operator, and you are not digging the same thread out of Gmail after the meeting.

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How the emails work

When they convert, they leave the lead series. The newly active drip takes over.

Inbox · Northline Advisors

Firm-branded · you, not Athena

For leads

Get them onto the platform

  • Welcome

    A new resource for your finances

    2d
  • Follow-up

    A smart next step

    Jane · converting

    5d
  • Reminder

    Still here when you’re ready

    1w
  • Monthly

    Next steps for cash, debt, retirement

    2w

For platform users

Ongoing communication and advice

  • Missing match

    Additional retirement money you might be missing

    1d
  • Credit snapshot

    Your credit score

    3d
  • Debt review

    Your debt review is ready

    6d
  • Retirement

    Your retirement readiness report

    1w
  • Extra money

    Put your money to work

    2w

When they convert, they leave the lead series. The newly active drip takes over.

Lead conversion

Leads get a series that exists to get them into the app.

Intro, follow-up, reminder, and monthly variants go out automatically, in the firm brand, to people who are not users yet. Nobody on your team is writing that sequence by hand each week. The job of the series is simple: get them onto the platform so the relationship can continue in the client app.

Newly active drip · Platform users

After they convert, the messages switch to advice.

Sixteen firm-branded variants cover contribution, credit, debt, Health, retirement, and cash for people already on the platform. A missing-match note goes out because that person is leaving free money on the table. A debt review goes out because the review is actually ready. Same calendar of sends for everyone is how nurture feels like spam; these fire on real conditions and point back into the client app.

Four channels

Four channels, one household record.

Alerts land in the client app where people already check net worth, debt, and next steps. Outbound email runs drips, engagement, and account notices while you are in meetings. Client emails can forward into the Athena AI inbox: the system matches the person, drafts from their data, and you decide approve-to-send versus auto-send as firm policy. In-app Athena AI answers questions in your voice, and that conversation is another channel on the same record.

App notifications

Alerts land in the client app where people already check net worth, debt, and next steps.

Outbound email

Drips, engagement, and account notices keep running while you are in meetings.

Athena AI inbox

Client emails forward in. The system matches the person, drafts from their data, and you set approve-to-send versus auto-send.

In-app Athena AI

Answers questions in your voice. That conversation is another channel on the same household record.

Mission Control

You manage all of it in Mission Control.

App notifications, email, the Athena AI inbox, and in-app chat sit beside trading and the plan. Escalate a draft when judgment is required. Leave the rest running.

See it in Mission Control
  • Every channel on the household record
  • Same context as investing and wealth leads
  • Supervise volume without becoming a newsletter operator
  • Escalate drafts when judgment is required

What the messages actually do.

Some notes help them capture a missing match or get retirement back on track. Others cover contribution strategy and the tax-aware work the overnight run already did. Credit score, utilization, and debt reviews keep arriving after they convert. Idle cash gets a ranked next step. When professional management is the right offer, the message can point them to enroll. A daily trade summary can show what moved and why, so trust comes from the work, not from a blast calendar.

Communication FAQs

Will automated messages feel spammy?

Spam is the same note to everyone. These go out because that person is missing a match, the debt review is ready, or retirement readiness actually changed, and they point back into the client app.

Can Athena draft email replies?

Yes. Match the client, draft from their data and methodology, escalate when judgment is required. Approve-to-send versus auto-send is an implementation policy choice.

Is this a marketing automation tool?

It is the email tool tied to planning and Mission Control. Sends exist to keep advice continuous on the household, not to optimize a campaign calendar.

Are leads and clients on the same emails?

No. Leads get a conversion series whose job is to get them onto the platform. Platform users get the newly active drip on match, credit, debt, retirement, and cash. When a lead converts, they move.