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Rollover and exchange paperwork

PitCrew reads the plan or contract statements, assembles the side-by-side comparison your policy requires and prepares the paperwork, including Form CRS where your policy requires it. The advisor reviews and records the reasons.

When it runsWhen a rollover or exchange is recommended
Who approvesThe advisor, then compliance
Works withPlan and contract statements, CRM

How it works

5 steps. Nothing is written or sent until step 4.

  1. Reads the statementsPlan or contract statements, fees and features
  2. Builds the comparisonCurrent plan against the proposed account
  3. Prepares the paperworkForms, plus Form CRS where your policy requires it
  4. A person approvesAdvisor reviewsAdds the reasons for the recommendation
  5. Files for complianceComparison and reasons together

What it reads and what it produces

Reads

  • Plan or contract statements
  • Your rollover policy

Produces

  • A comparison document
  • The paperwork packet
  • A file compliance can review

Rules it follows

  • Never makes the recommendationThe advisor decides and records the reasons.
  • Flags missing informationFees or features it could not find are listed.

Questions firms ask

Last updated: October 2026

Why document the comparison?

Regulators expect firms to show why a rollover was in the client's interest. An undocumented comparison is hard to defend in an exam.

How long does it take to set up?

5 working days from data access to the first production run. PitCrew experts connect your systems and enter your firm's rules.