Needs a decision
Unexplained debit
(4,180.00)
Done-for-you · reconciliations
We reconcile bank, custodian and ledger every month. A break is days old when you hear about it.
A continuous stream of transactions matching against bank, custodian and ledger.
Needs a decision
Unexplained debit
(4,180.00)
Needs a decision
Duplicate coupon
1,902.44
4,180 matched, 2 for you
September, across bank, custodian and ledger.
The scramble is the thing we remove, not the thing we do faster.
Every account agreed to your books every month, with the breaks worked rather than carried forward.
4 jobs sit under it.
Reconciliation is the work that slips: bank, custodian and ledger only get trued up under deadline - so breaks surface late, at the worst possible time.
Bank, custodian and ledger tied to each other
Monthly closes, so quarter-end is a formality
Where every break sits, with the document behind it
Entries posted by us. We reconcile, you post
Whether this is two hours a month or impossible is decided by the platform you already run, and you get that answer on the first call rather than the third.
The answers decide whether this is two hours a month or not something we should take on. You get that on the first call rather than the third.
Pricing
Have us run the recurring back office, or have us build you a system you own. We are what makes the administrator you already pay for usable by a two-person firm.
What moves it: how many entities, how many LPs, and what your positions sit on.
Done-for-you operations, handled on the cadence each task needs, for investment firms of any size.
We scope and build the automations that run the work. You own the system outright, and it keeps running without us.
Bank, custodian and portfolio/ledger records - and any other feed that matters to your fund. We match them line by line each month and surface the breaks.
Run it or build it. Both start here.
We are taking a small number of firms to begin with. Leave your email and we will come back with what we would handle, on what cadence, and what it costs.