Creating your first preso
Last updated 19 November, 2023
Available to all users
To create a preso, you can use either:
The floating action button down in the bottom-right corner:
Or the main menu button and choose New preso:
The first step to creating a preso is always choosing who it’s for. In the Add contacts or customers field, start by typing the name of your client. LivePreso maps the same partner relationships as Xplan, so you’ll always choose both a single client or couple, and one or more contacts to address your preso to.
You can Give your preso a name (optional), but this is just for your reference in Livepreso; your clients won’t see it.
In the When field you can choose to schedule the preso if you’re having a meeting with the client, or leave the default date and time if you’re just going to share a copy.
If you have access to more than one content deck you’ll be able to choose which one you want to use in the Deck field.
You can optionally choose a Preset. Presets are a handy way to save your favourite versions of the preso content See Creating and using presets for more detail on presets.
The remaining options tell LivePreso what data to retrieve from Xplan and are specific to the content deck you’re using. For the Ready Review deck, you can Select primary data source—whether your client review or ROA data is primarily stored in IPS or one of the WealthSolver scenarios shown for your client.
You will see IPS and/or WealthSolver scenarios based on your Xplan access
Next you can choose whether or not to Include partner data in your preso.
Then you can choose what Portfolio date range you want to use for portfolio performance data.
Click Save and watch many hours of manual work happen in a matter of seconds!
LivePreso fetches the data for your interactive preso and makes the whole thing for you.
This might take 10 seconds or a little longer, depending on how much data Xplan has for this client.
Once LivePreso has finished making your preso, you’ll be taken to its appointment screen, ready to prep, present, collaborate, print, share and track your preso.
Note: You can (and should!) set up your adviser, practice and licensee details when you prep your first preso.
Related articles
Understanding the appointment screen
Prepping and editing your preso
Editing your adviser, practice and licensee details
Presenting presos to your clients
Handing over presos to colleagues
Making PDFs of your presos
Sharing presos with your clients