Features
Everything the fund's books require, and nothing that pretends to be advice
Each plan includes the complete feature set below. The plans differ only in how long you commit for.
01
Investor records
Capital accounts
A standing account per investor with commitment, contributions, allocations, distributions, and balance.
Investor roster
Contact details, entity type, and ownership percentages maintained in one place.
Unfunded commitments
Remaining commitment tracked automatically as calls are funded.
Transfers and admissions
Record new investors, additional commitments, and transfers between accounts with effective dates.
02
Fund operations
Capital calls
Pro-rata calculation, dated notices, and funding status by investor.
Distributions
Calculated and posted with return of capital and profit recorded separately.
Expenses and fees
Management fees and fund expenses posted and allocated on the fund's own terms.
Valuations and NAV
Period-end marks that flow into allocations and statements.
03
Reporting
Capital account statements
Per-investor statements for any closed period, generated from the ledger.
Fund summaries
Fund-level position, contributions, distributions, and period comparisons.
Year-end package
The organised set of records your accountant works from to prepare returns.
Exports
Your ledger and reporting data in portable formats, on request, at any time.
04
Control and access
Role-based access
Managers, staff, and investors each see only what their role permits.
Investor portal view
Investors see their own capital account and documents — never another investor's.
Audit trail
Timestamped, attributable postings so the history of the books is reconstructable.
Document library
Subscription documents, notices, and statements filed by fund and investor.
See the feature set against your own fund
The fastest way to judge a fund administration platform is to look at it with your own structure in mind. We will walk you through it.
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