Where this goes wrong today
A good ledger is essential, but it is no longer the whole service.
Clients expect faster answers, consistent reporting across fund structures and direct access to their information. Without a common reporting process, every mandate gets its own spreadsheets.
What Quantium brings to a fund administrator
Two outcomes, depending on how you run the books. Many administrators use both, mandate by mandate.
Model 1
Run the books on Quantium
Lower cost, faster delivery
Automate the manual tasks and business processes that legacy GLs leave to spreadsheets. A smaller team processes more funds and more data, more efficiently.
- Fund accounting, allocations and waterfalls in one engine
- Calls, distributions and notices from the same records
- Fewer hand-offs between accounting and client delivery
How Model 1 worksModel 2
Keep your existing ledger
Win more enterprise business
Strengthen your client-facing technology and stand out in competitive pitches. Show prospective clients a modern, integrated solution that brings fund, investor and portfolio insights to life from your existing general ledger, with AI that answers their questions in plain English.
- GP reporting, LP portal and cross-fund analytics on your data
- CORE AI: clients ask questions and get answers instantly
- No change to your underlying infrastructure
How Model 2 worksModel 1: Run accounting and investor operations on Quantium
For administrators building or modernizing an operating platform, Quantium connects fund accounting, investment and investor records, partnership allocations, capital activity, waterfalls and reporting.
Support funds with feeders, parallel vehicles, co-investment SPVs and other agreed entity structures. Configure fund and investor terms, review the resulting transactions, and prepare GP and LP reporting from the same financial record.
This is the administrator platform model, not a GP dashboard. During scoping we identify which workflows Quantium will hold as the books and records, and which remain in your other applications.
Model 2: Keep the existing ledger and improve client delivery
A large administrator may already have substantial investment in its accounting platforms and a data warehouse. Replacing those systems is not always necessary or desirable.
Quantium uses agreed accounting and investor feeds to provide normalized reporting records, GP access, cross-fund views, investor reporting and selected independent checks. Your team continues to prepare the financial records in its existing environment; Quantium helps present and explain the information to GP clients.
| Accounting on Quantium | Keep your existing ledger |
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| Value proposition | A better, more automated fund administration and accounting backbone, with lower cost and faster delivery | Stronger client-facing technology and faster delivery. Off the shelf and compatible with your data warehouse or other GLs, without changing the underlying infrastructure |
| Core records | Quantium holds the agreed GL, investor and investment records | Your system stays the official books; approved outputs feed Quantium |
| Everyday work | Journals, commitments, allocations, closings, calls, distributions, reporting | Value-added data insights, analytics, LP reporting and cross-fund analytics |
| Main users | Fund accountants, client delivery, GP clients, investors | Data operations, client delivery, GP clients, investors |
| Quantium's role | Implementation, training and configured workflows | Integration, setup and optional Managed Data Operations |
Connect directly to your GL and data warehouse
Quantium takes data straight from the systems you already run: GL, allocated GL and PCAP extracts from the main private markets accounting systems, a direct connection to Snowflake, and REST and OData APIs. Each source is mapped once, and later periods follow the same mapping. Nothing in your ledger or warehouse has to change.
See the Integration Hub
A waterfall module for every mandate
Run each fund's distribution waterfall in Quantium, whole fund or deal by deal, with the preferred return, GP catch-up and carried interest set from the LPA. Every tier exports to Excel with its formulas, so your team and the GP can check the working line by line.
See the waterfall policy and Excel export
CORE AI for your GP clients
Give each GP client an AI assistant on its own fund data. Clients ask in plain English and get answers with the source records, within the permissions you set. The same data is available in Claude and ChatGPT through the Quantium MCP Server.
See CORE AI answer a question
Serve each GP client on its own terms
Not every mandate needs the same configuration. One manager values capital account statements and an LP portal; another needs a fund-of-funds view, specialized carry calculations, portfolio metrics or reporting across several administrators.
Quantium supports modular scoping and agreed client-specific reporting configurations. Permission models and the ownership of data, reports and client communications are defined for each deployment.
Onboarding a new GP client
Start with the mandate's fund structure, accounting and investor data, reporting requirements and access model. Configure the client environment and your standard templates first, then add client-specific outputs and services.
Recurring processes stay standard without forcing every GP into the same reporting package. Per client you can vary roles and permissions, dashboards, reports, reporting dates, investor groups, entity structures and the services in scope.
Build reporting around client questions, not fixed output packs
Produce statements, investor notices, fund performance analysis and tailored dashboards from agreed data sources. Service teams can investigate fund and investor positions and prepare reports for the GP's reporting calendar.
Where the information is available, teams move from an aggregated figure to its underlying funds, investors and transactions. That improves the conversation with the GP. It does not replace the administrator's internal quality controls or the GP's approval obligations.