Jump, a provider of artificial intelligence technology for advisors, has announced an expansion of its work with Anthropic through Claude for Financial Advisors, adding purpose-built skills that turn client conversations into follow-up tasks.
The expansion builds on Jump’s existing one-click Claude connector, which brings client meeting context into Claude. Parker Ence, CEO and co-founder of Jump, said the new skills give advisors another way to make the most out of client data.
“Advisors get the best output from Claude when it understands their clients,” Ence said in a statement. “Jump captures rich context from client conversations, documents, intake forms and more. Our connector and purpose-built skills in Claude for Financial Advisors give advisors another way to put that context to work.”
The giant artificial intelligence company Anthropic launched Claude for Financial Advisors, its suite of artificial intelligence connectors and what the company refers to as “workflow skills,” in mid-September.
The Jump-built skills in its integration with Claude include Yesterday/Week in Review, Client Commitments, Decision Log, Meeting Recap, Meeting History, Recap Email and Document Lookup. The skills are designed to help organize recent conversations, surface commitments and decisions, locate client documents and prepare follow-up communications, according to the company.
In a statement, Peter Nolan, head of asset and wealth management at Anthropic, wrote that Claude for Financial Advisors helps advisors across their daily tools. “Bringing the goals, commitments and decisions Jump captures from client conversations into Claude can help advisors prepare for meetings and follow up with clients,” according to the press release.
Firms retain control over Jump settings, including recording options, transcript retention, consent and access.
It has been a busy year for Jump; in February, the company raised $80 million in Series B funding led by Insight Partners to build out its AI operating system for financial advisors. This funding brought Jump’s total capital raised to $105 million following its $20 million Series A round in February 2025.
In March, Jump launched what it is calling its AI Operating System for Advisors, which includes three products—Meet, Grow and Operate—built on a unified platform designed to manage client lifecycles and expand beyond its roots as a generative AI point-solution provider.
In September, Jump inked two major deals, one with Northwestern Mutual and another with XYPN.
And most recently, in October, Jump partnered with marketing platform provider FMG Suite on a new workflow integration designed to surface relevant, compliance-approved FMG content based on client conversations, which advisors can review and use in post-meeting follow-up.