
A podcast about the technology working financial planners actually use, with honest takes from people who do the job.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Migrating your back office is the biggest job a planning firm can take on, which is why most of us put up with the one we have. TFP Financial Planning did it anyway. Curtis Berry joins me to talk about leaving Intelligent Office and moneyinfo for Pla... more
A different sort of episode, and the first of what I'm calling my big picture ones: instead of a single tool, we look under the bonnet of a whole firm.
Keith Hare, Alex Bond and Craig Fitzsimons of Cadence Financial Planning build most of their own... more
N8N is the best-kept secret in financial planning tech, and I say that as someone who can no longer run Arboretum without it.
Phil Teale of Teale Pen & Pixel builds n8n workflows for advice firms every day, and joins me to explain what it actually ... more
A first for the show: no guest, just me, and a short one.
Wispr Flow is the worst-kept secret in tech, but I still find many advisers that aren't using it.
What is it? A voice dictation tool that drops text wherever your cursor happens to be, and ... more
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Practical conversations about technology used by financial planning firms, from automation and voice dictation to client portals, custom software and AI-assisted workflows. Financial planner Tom hosts discussions with advisers, technology leads and tool specialists who explain how they use these systems in day-to-day work, what they cost, and where implementation can go wrong. The emphasis is on first-hand experience rather than abstract tech trends: guests share migration decisions, workflow examples and lessons about security, compliance and human oversight. Shorter solo episodes offer focused tool demonstrations and advice, alongside longer interviews about how firms build or adapt their technology stack. It suits financial planners and ... more
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Recent guests on Bionic Adviser include:
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2. Keith Hare
3. Alex Bond
4. Craig Fitzsimons
5. Phil Teale
6. Dan Graham
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