
Automatically send Feathery workflow data to Raymond James to open custodial accounts without re-keying client information.
Wealth management teams that use Feathery to gather client information and open accounts through Raymond James. That information can be collected directly from clients, extracted from spreadsheets and financial statements, or pulled from existing systems such as a CRM or another custodian.
Raymond James RIA & Custody Services is the custody division of Raymond James, serving independent RIAs, hybrid RIAs, and broker-dealers. Firms get custody and clearing backed by a full-service financial services firm, without a custodian that competes for their clients through its own retail offering. Connecting it to Feathery lets teams bring client information together in one workflow and pass it into the Raymond James account-opening process with less manual entry.
Using Feathery to automate Raymond James account openings can help teams:
Confirm which account types you’ll open through the integration, which fields your Raymond James setup requires, and whether any steps need advisor or compliance review before submission.
Open the Feathery workflow you want to connect to Raymond James, then go to the Integrations tab.
Select the Raymond James integration and authenticate with your Raymond James account.
Click Connect to enable the integration.
Go to the Logic tab, then the API connector subtab. Create a new API connector, select Raymond James, choose your action, and map your Feathery fields to the Raymond James fields.
Create a logic rule that triggers the API connector at the right point in your workflow.

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