Professional personas and document templates
Meetingize adapts the documents it can generate to your profession through a professional persona. Each persona comes with a list of document types (templates) relevant to that job.
What is a professional persona?
Section titled “What is a professional persona?”You choose your persona at onboarding (see Account and sign in) and can change it later in your settings. It determines which document types are suggested when you generate a document from a meeting.
Which personas are available?
Section titled “Which personas are available?”- Attorney/Legal Professional
- Physician/Medical Professional
- Therapist
- Financial Advisor/Wealth Manager
- Executive/C-Suite
- Teacher
- Corporate Trainer
- Real Estate Agent
- HR Consultant
- Engineer
- Software Developer
- Product Manager
- Project Manager
- Consultant
- Sales Professional
- Marketing Professional
- Researcher
- Designer
- Craftsperson/Artisan
- Sports Coach
- Building Expert/Inspector
- Chef/Restaurant Manager
- Accountant/CPA
- Insurance & Credit Broker
- Wealth Management Advisor (CGP)
Document types for regulated advisors
Section titled “Document types for regulated advisors”Two personas are built specifically for advice-duty regulation (IDD/DDA and MiFID II):
Insurance & Credit Broker: Statement of Demands and Needs, Insurance Advice Record, Credit Advice Record, Advisory Engagement Letter, Insurance Portfolio Review, Claim Meeting Record.
Wealth Management Advisor (CGP): Client Knowledge Questionnaire, Patrimonial Assessment, Suitability Report, Advisory Engagement Letter, Statement of Demands and Needs, Periodic Suitability Review.
Other personas have their own set of document types (for example a Financial Advisor can generate a Financial Plan, Investment Proposal, Portfolio Review, Retirement Plan, Risk Assessment, and more).
Can I use a custom document type?
Section titled “Can I use a custom document type?”Yes. When generating a document, you can choose “Something else: go custom” instead of a predefined type, and enter a free-text title and description. Meetingize uses that as the basis for the document instead of a fixed template.
Private documents
Section titled “Private documents”A document can be marked private, meaning it is visible only to you until you choose to share it with recipients.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- The list of document types per persona is managed by Meetingize and may evolve over time.