22 Oct 2026, 10:04 UTC · 1 question · ID 8da7de71ba21
Who asked
Persona
Head of Business Development
Company
Charles Schwab
Industry
Financial services
Pages visited (1)
/products/crmQuestion 1 asked here
Question 1
“Can brokerage and banking accounts sit on the same record as the client?”
Answer
Partly answered
The site says the CRM supports custom objects, and that financial services firms bring accounts onto one record for each client. It never shows how brokerage and banking accounts are modeled and linked to the same client record.
Add a client record and linked accounts section to /solutions/financial-services
Who needs it: Financial services (banks, brokerages and wealth managers)
What is missing
The page never explains how brokerage, deposit and lending accounts sit on the same client record.
It doesn't say which systems those accounts sync from.
It doesn't say how access is controlled by account type.
Where
New section on /solutions/financial-services, placed after "Built for regulated teams".
Related sections
Built for regulated teams · How banks, credit unions and insurers grow with Hourglass · The tools in Data Hub
Main topics
One client record with linked financial accounts · brokerage, banking and lending accounts as custom objects · syncing accounts from core banking and custody systems · households and related clients · field-level permissions by account type
What to do
Confirm with product and engineering how financial account types are modeled, which source systems they sync from and how households are handled.
Build the section with a visual of one client and their linked accounts, and link it to Data Hub.
Done when: /solutions/financial-services has a section showing brokerage and banking accounts on one client record and where that data comes from.
Answer full page
Hourglass brings accounts, conversations and campaigns onto one record for each member or client, and Data Hub lets you model what matters with custom objects synced from the systems you already run. The site doesn't say specifically how brokerage and banking accounts are modeled, so the team can walk through your setup with you.