Capital calls and distributions
Commitments from sub docs drive calls. Distributions post to each investor’s capital account with full history.
For CFOs and Finance
Capital calls, distributions, management fees, capital accounts, and tax data all come from one continuous ledger. The close becomes a review of current data instead of a reconstruction of the period.
Real-time
Capital accounts and fees
Year-round
Tax-ready books
Audit-ready
Every entry logged
All solutionsCFOs and Finance Operations
What finance teams get
Commitments from sub docs drive calls. Distributions post to each investor’s capital account with full history.
Management fees, committed capital, and capital account balances tracked per investor and rolled up to the fund.
Realized and unrealized gains, long and short term, at the lot level, with K-1 data structured from day one.
Granular permissions, logged access, and documents linked to the records they govern. Built for the standards your LPs and auditors expect.
Side letters and sub docs, enforced
Side letter terms shape capital account treatment. Sub doc commitments drive capital calls. Partnership agreements are linked to the entities they govern. Finance stops carrying these terms in memory and spreadsheets.

Questions
Yes. Both can work directly in the ledger with role-based access, which removes the file exchange entirely.
Per fund and per investor class, including side letter exceptions, and tracked against each capital account continuously.
Hosted on AWS in the United States, encrypted at rest and in transit, with least-privilege access, quarterly access reviews, annual penetration testing, and a program that follows the SOC 2 framework.
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