Question 1

Is Jump or Zocks better for financial advisors?

Accepted Answer

They do the same core job: join client meetings, write the notes, and push notes, tasks, and follow-up emails into your CRM. Jump has one $100 plan with paid add-ons for forms and analytics, a large broker-dealer footprint, and a deep Redtail embed. Zocks is tiered from $67 to $184, puts forms and document extraction in its higher tiers, and says it does not keep meeting recordings. Firms that would rather not run a notetaker and a CRM side by side look at a third option, Slant, which is a CRM with the notetaker built in.

Question 2

How does Jump pricing compare to Zocks?

Accepted Answer

Jump’s Meet plan is $100 per advisor per month, with up to 20% off for annual billing; the Onboard and Grow add-ons are $50 per advisor each. Zocks is $67 (Essentials), $117 (Professional), or $184 (Ultimate) per user per month billed annually, or $80, $140, and $220 billed monthly. Both are in addition to your CRM. Slant is $150 per seat per month billed annually, CRM and notetaker included.

Question 3

Are Jump and Zocks CRMs?

Accepted Answer

No. Both are AI meeting assistants that connect to a CRM such as Redtail, Wealthbox, or Salesforce and sync notes and tasks into it. You still need, and pay for, the CRM. Slant is the CRM itself, with the notetaker, AI chat, and automations built in.

Question 4

Why consider Slant instead of Jump or Zocks?

Accepted Answer

Because the notes end up where the work happens. In Slant the notetaker writes straight onto the household record, so AI chat can answer questions across every note and email, follow-ups become tasks in the same system, and automations run on the whole household. There is no sync to break and one bill instead of two.

Question 5

Can I switch to Slant from my current CRM and notetaker?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Slant has direct migration workflows for Wealthbox and Redtail, and our team maps and imports your contacts, notes, tasks, and history for you. Notes your notetaker already synced into your CRM come across with the rest of the record. You review everything before going live.

Question 6

How long does it take to switch to Slant?

Accepted Answer

Most firms are live within a week. The import itself takes minutes; the rest is deciding who comes over and getting the team comfortable, which usually happens the first afternoon. Migration runs in parallel so there is no gap in your day-to-day.

Question 7

Is Slant secure enough for an RIA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Slant is built for the compliance bar RIAs operate under, with encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and audit trails. Our security page has the full detail.

Feature			Slant
What it is	Notetaker for your CRM	Notetaker for your CRM	CRM with AI built in
Price per user, per month	$100, plus $50 add-ons	$67–$184 by tier	$150, CRM included
Separate CRM required	Yes	Yes	No
AI meeting notetaker
Meeting prep
AI chat
Meeting scheduling		Ultimate only
Follow-up emails and tasks
PDF and form filling	$50 Onboard add-on	Professional and up
Document extraction	$50 Onboard add-on	Ultimate only
Contacts and households	In your CRM	In your CRM
Workflows and projects	In your CRM	In your CRM
Opportunity tracking	In your CRM	In your CRM
Email sequencing	In your CRM	In your CRM

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