Automwrite vs Templi

Firm Word formats and Intelliflo on both sides. Automwrite also reshapes the report around the case.

Templi writes cited content into the firm's template for adviser review. Automwrite checks the case first, then uses linked advice, firm controls, and conditional structure to produce the appropriate report and carry it through approval and signature.

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Automwrite suitability report generation interface

Structure and content

Template fidelity does not decide which sections and advice paths the case requires.

Complex suitability work must identify the applicable advice paths, combine several recommendations, apply the firm's service and investment model, resolve inconsistent records, and carry the document through professional approval.

Automwrite controls both the case-specific structure and the content placed inside it.

Why firms choose Automwrite

The report structure changes with the advice being given.

Automwrite treats case logic, firm data, and workflow as explicit controls around the document.

Linked recommendations

Several advice paths are composed inside one report workflow.

Case-adaptive structure

Sections appear and disappear according to the advice, client circumstances, and required evidence.

Completion beyond Word

Conflict checks, adviser and paraplanner stages, mobile access, open API, and Adobe Sign complete the case.

Automwrite vs Templi

Compare template-led document production with case-adaptive report control.

From shared Word and integration capability, the rows move to linked advice, conditional structure, conflicts, professional approval, and signing.

Automwrite is best for

Firms prioritising linked advice, case-adaptive structure and report-to-signature workflow

Templi is best for

Firms prioritising source citations and Microsoft-connected template production

Automwrite
Templi
Report intelligence
How the report is made
Case logic and checked information determine content and structure before writing
Cited AI template content
Several recommendations
Linked recommendations combined in one report workflow
Not mentioned
Published advice coverage
Pension, retirement, investment, and review workflows
Not mentioned
Working in firm templates
Word output in the firm's format, wording, and branding
Word templates
Case-adaptive structure
Sections appear and disappear according to the advice
Case-driven structure not mentioned
Charges and source evidence
Structured comparisons and supporting evidence
Source citations
Firm advice content
Central service, fee, risk, platform, and portfolio controls
Not mentioned
Control and completion
Missing information
Required gaps are shown before writing
Fact-find workflow
Conflicting information
Disagreements between records are surfaced and resolved
No public detail
Source evidence and review
Report checked against case information
Source citations
Integrations
Two-way Intelliflo workflow and documented open API
Microsoft and Intelliflo connections
Completion
Professional approval, firm-formatted Word output, and Adobe Sign
Word output
What the adviser reviews
A case-adaptive report with linked advice and firm controls applied
Cited document before use

Proof in production

One report

Linked advice is assembled inside one report workflow

Adaptive

Sections change with the advice being given

70+

Checks run before content and structure are written

What the research shows

Templi works inside the template. Automwrite controls the case and the report structure.

Firm Word formats and Intelliflo are common ground. Templi writes cited content into an existing template for adviser review. Automwrite also applies linked advice, centrally managed firm controls, conflict handling, conditional sections, professional approval, mobile access, API integration, and Adobe Sign.

The decisive distinction is structural. Templi includes source citations, while the report still has to change its advice paths and sections according to the case. Automwrite makes that conditional structure part of the product workflow.

Summary

  • Firm Word formats and connected document workflows appear on both sides.
  • Templi provides cited template-based content for adviser review.
  • Automwrite adds linked advice, case-adaptive structure, checks, approval, and signing.

Test the structure

Use a case that forces the report structure to change.

Combine linked advice, firm-specific content, charges, and inconsistent records. Compare which workflow produces the appropriate sections and carries the document through approval and signing.

01Choose linked advice
02Add firm controls
03Include source conflicts
04Compare report structure
05Complete team approval
06Send for signature

FAQ

Questions to settle before you choose.

Is Automwrite an alternative to Templi?

Yes. Both produce suitability documents, while Automwrite adds linked recommendations, case-adaptive structure, firm-wide advice controls, conflict handling, team workflow, mobile access, and signing.

Does Templi work with existing Word templates?

Yes. Templi writes cited content into existing Word templates. Automwrite produces Word reports in the firm's format and also changes sections according to the advice case.

What is Automwrite's decisive advantage?

Automwrite composes linked advice and changes report sections according to the case, then carries the document through conflict checks, professional approval, mobile workflow, and Adobe Sign.

How should a firm compare Automwrite and Templi?

Run one complex multi-advice case that requires conditional sections. Compare structure, factual corrections, firm controls, approval effort, and completion to signature.