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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 33 MIN

Joe Moss on AI overlays vs AI CRMs

from AI for Advisors · host Mark Heynen, James Cantwell

In this conversation, Joe Moss discusses the evolving landscape of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems in the context of artificial intelligence (AI). He identifies two main categories of AI integration: integrated AI CRMs and AI overlays. Moss emphasizes that larger Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) are more likely to adopt AI features as overlays rather than switching to entirely new CRM systems. This reflects a trend towards enhancing existing technologies with AI capabilities rather than overhauling them completely.TakeawaysThere are two main categories of AI in CRM: integrated and overlays.Larger RIAs are likely to use AI overlays instead of switching CRMs.The small RIA space is seeing different trends compared to larger firms.AI features are being added to existing CRM systems.The trend is towards enhancing rather than replacing technology.Big RIAs are not inclined to switch off their current CRM systems.AI overlays can provide significant enhancements to existing CRMs.The integration of AI is becoming essential in the finance sector.Understanding the needs of small vs. large RIAs is crucial.The future of CRM systems is increasingly AI-driven.

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