Updated Articles

  1. Why Can’t I Delete an Allocation Code?

    Administrators within SIPS have the ability to add and delete allocation codes. However, if an allocation code is being used in a client’s plan, SIPS will not allow it to be deleted. You can tell which allocation codes are in use by looking for...
  2. Adding An Allocation Code

    Administrators within SIPS have the ability to add a unique allocation code. Allocation codes are a way to keep track of different investment purposes (ie "short-term", "Long-Term", "Market Exposure", etc) and guardrails for them like maximum g...
  3. Adding a Default Recommendation

    Default recommendations are prewritten text that you can select from the Recommendations page in the Client Dashboard. If there is a recommendation you give to many of your clients, you can add it to this list, so it is ready to use in every ca...
  4. Entering Your Company’s Contact Information in SIPS

    Entering your company’s contact information in SIPS requires Administrator-level permission. SIPS allows you to enter your company’s contact information directly from the Preferences page under Settings. Once saved, your company’s contact infor...
  5. Showing a Cash Value Life Policy Based on Company Illustrations Function

    Within the Structured Income Planning Add Account function, SIPS offers several ways to enter an insurance policy into a client's plan. For this hypothetical example, we will show you how to enter an insurance policy that is based on showing the...
  6. Uploading an Excel Spreadsheet into the Death Benefit Data Table on the View/Edit Death Benefit Page

    When modeling insurance products, you may have the need to show cash surrender values, income, and death benefits that are custom or unique each year. This is especially common when you are modeling insurance products that allow the policy hold...
  7. Advanced Tax Planning: Tax Credits

    Under the Advanced Tax Planning feature there is a way you can model additional tax liabilities and credits that are not captured in other places in the structured income plan so  that  you can calculate future tax estimates as accurately as po...
  8. Editing the Maximum Percentage Amounts on the Allocation Codes

    Administrators within SIPS have the ability to customize the maximum percentage amounts on the allocation codes. Allocation codes are a way to keep track of different investment purposes (ie "short-term", "Long-Term", "Market Exposure", etc) ...
  9. Editing the Default Percentage Amounts on the Allocation Codes

    Administrators within SIPS have the ability to edit the default percentage amounts on the allocation codes.  Allocation codes are a way to keep track of different investment purposes (ie "short-term", "Long-Term", "Market Exposure", etc) and g...
  10. Deactivating a Case

    When you create a case, SIPS will automatically set it to be an active case. If a case is no longer active, you can turn off its active status without permanently deleting it. All cases by default are set to active. All cases, whether they are ...