Junxure vs. Wolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Junxure
Score 9.5 out of 10
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Junxure is customer relationship management (CRM) software supporting financial advisors with growth as well as helping manage advisory businesses, owned and supported by AdvisorEngine since the January 2018 acquisition.N/A
Wolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx
Score 7.7 out of 10
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Wolters Kluwer offers the ProSystem fx Suite (also the CCH ProSystem fx Suite editions with similar capabilities), a workflow management suite with document management system for accounting firms. The solution presents centralized firm management capabilities with firm, employee and client dashboard, project and contact management, and billing / invoicing, as well as reporting and marketing capabilities.N/A
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Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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User Ratings
JunxureWolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx
Likelihood to Recommend
9.5
(6 ratings)
7.7
(4 ratings)
Likelihood to Renew
9.1
(1 ratings)
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User Testimonials
JunxureWolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx
Likelihood to Recommend
AdvisorEngine
Junxure is great for any office just for tracking and transparency alone! I think the earlier you start using it in your business the better. This will create good habits for the employees to start using Junxure instead of their email and chat features. These take up so much time. Time equals money! This also allows you to see the status of any project or client without having to contact fellow employees. You can even see their email correspondence, therefore, if someone is sick you do not have to call them to find out what is going on with that particular client or task.
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Wolters Kluwer
It does well with preparing tax returns once all the updates are in. It does a good job of providing report creation flexibility. Their multiple applications communicate well with each other. The Engagement module which is designed for audits needs improvement. So does their Scan module which is designed for document management.
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Pros
AdvisorEngine
  • Clients can log in to view their investment statements. This is a timesaving benefit, as clients won't have to ask you every time they want to see how their money is performing. Being able to self-service will make your clients feel more in control of their money.
  • Being cloud-based means that the workflow monitor can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Nobody will forget important tasks as everything is being tracked. This allows staff to work from home and communicate with other employees with ease.
  • The pending action screen will allow you to reduce your to-do list and keep it in one central, accessible place. Workflow will see a major improvement!
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Wolters Kluwer
  • Robust tax preparation
  • Workflow management for teams
  • Integration with other apps
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Cons
AdvisorEngine
  • Their integration options are a little limited compared to Redtail and SF. This has never caused an issue, but it may force you to think creatively at times.
  • Not the cheapest option, but not the highest either. I would say it has an ok price, but pays for itself. May not be right for people struggling through their first solo year.
  • I would like to see them add new features a little faster. Seems that updates are few and far between. It's a growing industry, and we need new tactics to stay ahead of the robo options coming on the market.
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Wolters Kluwer
  • There are times in which the program does freeze/stopped processes
  • The binder search feature could be enhanced for easier use
  • Ability to change a client name and have it reflected in the local file room
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Likelihood to Renew
AdvisorEngine
Junxure is a wonderful tool and is easy to use. Once you get your team to work with Junxure more than they do chat, email etc., it will work well and save a lot of time.
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Wolters Kluwer
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Alternatives Considered
AdvisorEngine
I do not particularly remember the system I entered above, as I only used it for temporary work that I did nine years ago. I did not select Junxure myself - the office I work in already had it implemented before I came on. This question does not seem to be applicable to me.
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Wolters Kluwer
Intacct is what we use for data input and management. It is on cloud like CCH ProSytem fx is. We can use it anywhere, away on a conference, work from home, work offsite, as long as we have a laptop and internet. There is nothing to install on your computer, you just need the link and your username and password to log in. Microsoft Dynamics GP was used for 3 years and we finally abandoned it after trying out QuickBooks. The interface was not user friendly. We used QuickBooks for 3 years before we transitioned to Intacct, there was always something broken--no major issues, just small problems--and we got fed up.
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Return on Investment
AdvisorEngine
  • It has saved time by automatically capturing emails.
  • It has created efficiency from having to keep track of tasks manually or keeping power documents around.
  • It’s definitely worth the cost through all of the efficiency our firm gains. The ability to send work actions to teammates depending on their responsibilities is greatly helpful!
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Wolters Kluwer
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