Inkris OPSRevenue Force

Financial services lead generation

Grow the book without buying leads that go nowhere.

Lead generation in financial services carries your name. You define who belongs in the book and what qualifies a conversation, Revenue Force develops opportunities against that standard, and every message can start in your approval queue.

You define the target You set the standard You see the work in the platform
Qualified opportunityFinancial services · qualified
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Business owner
Pre-sale, referred by a CPA partner
Approaching a business sale
Right-fit prospectMatches the target you defined
Life eventA sale, retirement, or inheritance moment
Genuine interestWants the conversation
Handed to your team. The relationship is yours from here.

Financial services growth has a trust problem and a time problem. Bought leads are shared, cold, and expensive; seminars and events are slow; and referrals, the channel everyone prefers, can't be scheduled. Meanwhile the professionals expected to grow the book are busy serving the clients already in it.

Revenue Force is a qualified-opportunity platform with the execution built in. You define the target market, the business owners, professionals, and referral partners who match your best clients, and you set the qualification standard. Revenue Force develops opportunities against those criteria in your voice, and your workspace shows the target, the approvals, and every opportunity in progress.

In this business the standard is usually a person worth your professional time: a right-fit prospect approaching one of the moments when people change advisors, such as a business sale, a retirement, or an inheritance, who has shown genuine interest in talking, or a referral partner with clients you can serve together. Revenue Force confirms that before the opportunity reaches you. After handoff, the relationship is yours.

This fits your practice if

The model works where the ideal client is clear and the value is real:

  • You know exactly who your best clients are and want more of them
  • Bought leads and cold lists have burned you before
  • Referral partners (CPAs, attorneys, realtors) matter to your growth
  • Everything sent carries your name, so control has to be built in
Waiting on you2 drafts
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Draft ready
Follow-up 2 of 4, in your voice
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Auto-approved
Matched your standing rule
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The problem

Why growing the book is so hard

Three structural problems, none of them about your ability:

01

Bought leads are rented, not owned

Shared leads arrive cold, price-shopped, and skeptical. The economics only work for the lead seller.

02

The nurture window is long

People change advisors around life events: a sale, a retirement, an inheritance. Being remembered at that moment takes months of consistent, personal touch. Almost nobody sustains it.

03

Compliance makes teams overcautious

Fear of a wrong message often means no messages at all. The answer isn't silence; it's control over every word that goes out.

How it works

How Revenue Force works

1

Define your target market

Business owners, professionals, pre-retirees, referral partners: the target is built around your best clients, and you review it first.

2

Set your qualification standard

What Revenue Force must confirm first: right-fit profile, a life event or planning trigger, and genuine interest in a conversation.

3

Revenue Force develops opportunities

Revenue Force operates against that target and standard in your voice, with the long, patient follow-up this business rewards.

4

Qualified opportunities reach your team

You walk into the conversation knowing who they are and what prompted it. After handoff, the relationship is yours.

Who this reaches

The people your pipeline runs through.

Growth in financial services usually comes from three directions:

The ideal client

Trust, competence, and being treated as a person rather than a portfolio.

The angle

Credible, personal, zero pressure. The goal is a conversation, not a pitch.

The referral partner

CPAs, attorneys, and realtors want partners who make them look good.

The angle

Professional peer outreach about mutual clients, kept warm over time.

The dormant contact

Old prospects and past contacts who went quiet but knew you.

The angle

Honest re-engagement, no fake urgency. Timing does the heavy lifting.

The channel mix for financial services

Reach them where they actually answer.

Measured and personal beats loud in this business:

Email as the backbone

Substantive, personal notes with proper follow-up, sent from properly warmed infrastructure.

LinkedIn for professionals

Business owners and referral partners respond to a credible profile and a personal message.

SMS where it's welcome

For consented, warm conversations, a short text keeps scheduling moving without adding pressure.

Built for a regulated business

Every message is drafted for you and starts in your approval queue, so your compliance review sits directly in the workflow, and autonomy extends only as far as you choose. Do-not-contact requests are enforced across every channel at once, and the platform shows everything that has ever gone out under your name.

Your Revenue Force workspace

You define the parameters. Revenue Force develops the opportunities.

Revenue Force is not a black box. Your workspace shows the target, the qualification standard, the work in progress and every qualified opportunity in one place. Approval is the default, and autonomy extends only as far as you choose.

See your target and criteria
The target market and the qualification standard you set, editable whenever the market changes.
Track opportunities being developed
Qualification status, conversation history, and what happened at every step.
Manage approvals and activity
Review drafts in one queue, steer the direction, and extend autonomy only when you are ready.

Pricing

Choose the opportunity capacity that fits your business.

You define the target market and qualification standard. Revenue Force develops qualified opportunities against those criteria. Your plan determines your monthly opportunity capacity.

From $997 CAD per month. Month-to-month.

See all three plans

Fair questions

What financial services teams ask.

Is this compliant for a financial advisor to use?

The workflow is built for exactly that concern: approval is the default, so your existing compliance process reviews messages before they go out, and that stays true unless you choose otherwise. You retain full records of what was sent, and opt-outs are honored across every channel permanently. Your compliance obligations stay yours, and the platform is designed to make meeting them straightforward.

How is this better than buying leads?

Bought leads are shared and cold. Here you define the target and the standard, Revenue Force develops opportunities against them in your voice, and after handoff the relationship is yours permanently.

Can referral partners be part of the target?

Yes. CPA, attorney, and realtor partnerships are often the highest-leverage target in financial services, and you can define one alongside the client target with its own qualification standard.

What about my existing dormant contacts?

Usually the best starting point. Old prospects, seminar attendees, and past referrals already know your name; a respectful re-engagement cadence revives more of them than most advisors expect.

How much of my time does it take?

A few minutes a day reviewing drafts in the platform, plus the conversations themselves. The review step doubles as your compliance checkpoint, so no extra process is needed.

What does it cost?

From $997 CAD per month, month-to-month. Your plan determines your monthly opportunity capacity. See the pricing page for all three plans.