FMG Customer Suggestions

It would be great to include the Name in the email notification. At the moment, the email notification only shows the email and their name does not show up on the email. Thank you.

Please consider adding more detailed tracking for lead gen forms. Identifying which file was downloaded when multiple download form options exist on the same page

It is frustrating that your system only pulls contacts at the time I schedule an email, so any updates or additional contacts aren't included. Would seem like the scheduled ones should just pull from the list when they go out.

It would a great feature to be able to mass-download the pending approval items in the compliance tab. Thank you.

Hi FMG team, I'm an Equitable Advisors rep using FMG Suite as my content and social publishing platform. I'm writing to request a capability that I believe would benefit both individual advisors and firms using programmatic workflows on top of FMG. The gap: Today, content library access and social publishing are only available through the FMG web interface. There's no self-serve developer API to programmatically pull library content, submit custom content for scheduling, or trigger publish actions. Advisors who use AI tools or internal automation to draft content have no way to connect that drafting layer to FMG's compliant publishing and archiving layer — everything requires manual copy/paste into the UI. What I'd like to see: Read API — pull Content Library items (titles, body, tags, approved status) so an external tool can select and stage content for use. Draft-submission API — push a custom-drafted post into FMG as a pending item in the existing scheduler/queue, so it still routes through whatever approval and archiving workflow the account already uses. Not a bypass — a submission endpoint, same as pasting into the UI does today. Status/webhook — a way to check or be notified when a submitted item is approved, published, or rejected, so an external system can close the loop without polling the UI. Why this matters: Advisors are increasingly using AI to help draft compliant, on-brand content faster. Right now that value is capped at the point where a human has to manually move the draft into FMG. A narrow, read/submit-only API — one that still requires everything to land in FMG's normal approval and archive pipeline — would let advisors move faster without weakening any of the compliance controls that make FMG valuable to broker-dealers in the first place. I'd guess I'm not the only advisor asking for this as AI drafting tools become more common in the industry. Happy to be a beta tester or provide more detail on the workflow if useful. Thanks, Kristian Nilsen Equitable Advisors

In the list of Content, please show which I've already used. Otherwise, I have to figure out a system to keep track and keep going back and forth! Thank you!

Since Instagram has specifications for uploading images with certain dimensions, there should be an option to select one of the three options when you upload an image to post. Instead of the cropping tool being only freeform! Tired of using an external tool to crop images then reuploading.

Would be great to have the "I Can't Make It" option on their RSVP button to include Full Name and Phone as well, currently it only asks for an Email address. Thank you!

Would like the option to duplicate blogs to maintain formatting from previous blogs for more convenience.

Is there any way to add a mortgage calculator to the account? - I am not seeing any of this in the content library. The current systematic withdrawal calculator goes to 30 years we would like to see if I the calculator could go higher 40,50. We would like to try and give the site a more contemporary look. Any sort of investment calculator that could show money put in and percentage of interest earned and how log the money could grow and last. Any sort of model that may be able to depict on a single account the breakdown of qualified, nonqualified, and cash accounts. On an account where there is a withdrawal a model where you could change the withdrawal amount at a certain age reflecting a client needing less money as they get older.