No single view across the household
Direct holdings in one folder, fund stakes in another, public mandates in a custodian portal. Total exposure is reconstructed by hand each quarter, and only approximately.
A multi asset family office runs a back office of K-1s, capital calls, manager letters, direct investment updates, and household reports. All in different formats, on different cadences, in different inboxes. Vantage is the operating system that runs them as one.
A multi generational portfolio is held across direct deals, fund commitments, co-investments, and public mandates. Each format, each cadence, each custodian. The reconciliation problem grows with the family, not the AUM.
Direct holdings in one folder, fund stakes in another, public mandates in a custodian portal. Total exposure is reconstructed by hand each quarter, and only approximately.
Each manager sends differently formatted documents on its own schedule. Tracking unfunded commitments across thirty funds is a job no one fully owns.
"What’s our total exposure to enterprise software?" A simple question that requires three days of spreadsheet work and a footnoted answer the next week.
When the office staffs over, the institutional memory of each manager relationship and each direct holding leaves with the people who held it.
Vantage reads what the office already receives. Manager letters, K-1s, capital calls, valuation opinions, direct investment updates. And runs the operations layer on top.
Every position type ingested into one operations layer. Total exposure by sector, geography, manager, or vintage on demand. No spreadsheet underneath.
Every K-1, every capital call, every distribution. Extracted, structured, tracked. Tax preparation begins with structured data instead of folders of PDFs.
For any direct investment or co-investment: what changed, what it means, what to flag for the principals. Prepared before the family meeting, not during it.
Every read, every write, every mark, logged with timestamp, user, and source. Exportable on demand for principals, auditors, or trustees.