RSRCHXchange Rolls Out Analyst Contact Functionality
Buy-side users of research platform are now able to book analyst meetings and conduct them with full audit trail.
Users will be able to establish full contact with research analysts, purchase time for one-on-one calls, and conduct meetings through the platform, with full audit trail functionality and payment through soft or hard-dollar accounts, according to RSRCHXchange co-founder Jeremy Davies.
“This is our biggest functional release to date,” Davies says. It’s not something we’ve taken lightly—we’ve had some ability around analyst time for a while, but we’ve spent much of the past 12 months speaking to
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