The workspace private real estate firms run on.
One connected record of what your firm knows, owns and owes. The investor portal is a view onto that record — not a second system somebody has to keep in step with the first.
One record
Deals, entities, commitments, capital calls, distributions and documents — modeled as structured data with dates and attribution, not inferred from a folder of filenames.
Reporting stops being a job
Investors read the same rows your team works in, narrowed to what belongs to them. Nothing is exported, copied or reconciled by hand.
Every number explains itself
Any figure opens into the entries that produced it. The arithmetic is on the page, so a statement raises fewer questions than it answers.
Firms this size have outgrown spreadsheets and shared drives, but the platforms built for billion-dollar funds are priced and shaped for somebody else. Ground sits deliberately in between.