Jump, the AI platform for financial advisors, is extending its product beyond meeting notes and into account opening, according to InvestmentNews. The outlet reported that CEO Parker Ence described live onboarding connections with Schwab and Fidelity as a signal of a broader move toward agentic AI workflows that compliance teams can govern.
The company's announcement, published via Business Wire, said Jump introduced AI-assisted, real-time account opening on September 15, 2026. The stated aim is to let advisors complete the account opening workflow within a typical advisor-client meeting. Pulse 2 reported that Jump first introduced AI-assisted account opening in June 2026.
The new capability supports Schwab Advisor Services and Fidelity, with the Fidelity workflow facilitated through Dispatch, according to Pulse 2. WealthTech Strategy reported that the real-time capability entered a limited beta for Jump customers.
Jump frames the change around time savings. Coverager reported that the company estimates its workflow can cut an account-opening process that typically takes two to three hours down to about 10 minutes. WealthTech Strategy reported that account opening typically involves more than 150 data points and two to three hours of manual effort.
Jump was founded in 2023 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, according to Unify GTM. Ence co-founded the company in January 2023 and has served as CEO since, with co-founders Adam Kirk and Tim Chaves, according to Unify GTM and Crunchbase. A February 2026 release carried by Utah Business said Jump offers more than 20 AI-powered features designed to reduce busywork.
On funding, Jump closed an $80 million Series B round led by Insight Partners, according to the company's press page, bringing total capital raised to $105 million, per a Business Wire release. A GlobeNewswire release on a Jump partnership with XYPN said the platform has grown to more than 45,000 users in three years. The February release said Jump's technology has processed what it described as 183 continuous years of client meetings for firms serving clients with an estimated $12 trillion in assets.
The XYPN announcement, dated September 29, 2026, gives XYPN members exclusive savings on the Jump platform, according to that release. AdvisorEngine's community profile describes Ence as having more than 12 years of CEO and co-founder experience across advisortech, data, AI, SaaS and insurtech, and Pulse 2 reports he earned an MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
The InvestmentNews summary does not detail rollout timing beyond the live Schwab and Fidelity connections, and the limited beta noted by WealthTech Strategy suggests availability is still restricted to some Jump customers.