List of commision-Assyst Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying commision-Assyst customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased commision-Assyst for Incentive Compensation Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using commision-Assyst for Incentive Compensation Management include: AEGON UK, a United Kingdom based Insurance organisation with 2136 employees and revenues of $717.0 million, Fidelity International, a United Kingdom based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 2500 employees and revenues of $500.0 million, James Hay Partnership, a United Kingdom based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 650 employees and revenues of $70.0 million and many others.
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AEGON UK | Insurance | 2136 | $717M | United Kingdom | Assyst Software | commision-Assyst | Incentive Compensation Management | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, AEGON UK implemented commision-Assyst to provide Incentive Compensation Management capabilities on its UK platform. The deployment is recorded as a supported back-office provider for contract enquiry and bulk valuations, indicating platform-level connectivity between AEGON users and Assyst Software for commission-related workflows.
The commision-Assyst implementation centers on commission processing and commission receipts functionality, aligned with Assyst Software's commission features. Configuration and automation focus on valuation-triggered commission calculations, batch valuation routines and adviser-statement generation as standard Incentive Compensation Management workflows, integrated with the platform event model to orchestrate commission lifecycle activities.
Integration scope covers UK market back-office operations, enabling automated valuation feeds and adviser-statement workflows between the AEGON platform and Assyst users. Operational coverage and governance are oriented to back-office operations, adviser support and reconciliation processes, with contract enquiry and bulk valuation interfaces driving commission posting and statement generation on the platform.
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Fidelity International | Banking and Financial Services | 2500 | $500M | United Kingdom | Assyst Software | commision-Assyst | Incentive Compensation Management | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, Fidelity International implemented commision-Assyst for Incentive Compensation Management to support adviser remuneration reporting and valuation workflows. Fidelity’s adviser services documentation lists Assyst among supported back office systems for valuations and adviser reporting, indicating commision-Assyst is used in conjunction with Fidelity reporting services for UK advisers.
The deployment centers on commission and receipting capabilities, with commission module usage inferred from Assyst’s documented commission and receipting functionality and from the reported integration context. Functional configuration emphasizes automated valuation feeds and adviser remuneration reporting, reducing manual data entry between adviser front office tools and back office recording.
Integrations documented include Fidelity reporting services for UK advisers and integration points for valuations and adviser reporting, enabling data exchange between commision-Assyst and Fidelity’s reporting infrastructure. Operational coverage is focused on adviser services and back office reporting workflows, and documentation-driven integration paths suggest governance aligned to adviser reporting requirements and reconciled remuneration outputs.
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James Hay Partnership | Banking and Financial Services | 650 | $70M | United Kingdom | Assyst Software | commision-Assyst | Incentive Compensation Management | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, James Hay Partnership deployed commision-Assyst in the Incentive Compensation Management category as an integrated back-office connection for adviser valuation and remuneration data. The implementation uses the commision-Assyst application to surface bulk holdings and contract enquiry feeds from the James Hay adviser platform into adviser back-office workflows via the Client-Assyst integration.
Module usage is inferred to focus on commissions and commission receipts functionality consistent with Incentive Compensation Management solutions, with configuration to accept valuations and remuneration data imports and to map those feeds into commission processing and receipts workflows. The commision-Assyst application is described in the integration as the repository for imported remuneration and valuation records, supporting downstream commission handling and reconciliation steps in adviser back offices.
Integration scope is explicitly UK adviser back offices, where Client-Assyst enables automated bulk holdings and contract enquiry transfers into local back-office systems, allowing advisers to import valuations and remuneration data directly into their back office. The deployment centers on a platform-level integration rather than a point solution, aligning the commision-Assyst application with existing adviser back-office ingestion points.
Governance and process impact are centered on centralizing valuation and remuneration feeds into back-office commission workflows, intended to streamline back-office valuation and commission flows for advisers in the UK. James Hay Partnership commision-Assyst Incentive Compensation Management supports the business function of adviser back-office commission processing by standardizing data feeds and reducing manual entry through the Client-Assyst integration.
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