
Bank feeds
Plaid
US bank accounts. New transactions arrive every day, with read-only access.
Operating models
NAV OversightTrusted fund data from any administrator In-HouseRun your books on Quantium All solutionsBy requirement
Solutions
NAV Oversight In-House All solutionsBy requirement
NAV Verification & ReconciliationMulti-Administrator ConsolidationFund Accounting & Partnership AllocationsInvestor Reporting & LP PortalPortfolio MonitoringWaterfall & Carried InterestInvestment Book of Record (IBOR)Capital Calls & DistributionsFund Performance & Track Record ReportingPrivate Credit Loan ManagementSPV & Management Company AccountingBy firm type
Private Equity & Venture CapitalPrivate CreditFund-of-Funds & LPsFund AdministratorsIntegration Hub
Banks, fund administrators, accounting systems, data warehouses, CRM, email and AI assistants. Data comes in once, mapped to one fund and investor model, then flows on to your reports, the LP portal and your own tools.
Integrations
Each connection is set up during implementation and runs within your users' permissions. Bank connections are read-only.

Bank feeds
US bank accounts. New transactions arrive every day, with read-only access.

Bank feeds
EU and UK bank accounts, connected with read-only consent.
Bank feeds
Excel or CSV statements from any other bank, read through a saved template.

Fund administrators
Excel packs from any administrator, with GL and PCAP templates. Each layout is mapped once.
Fund administrators
PDF statements and capital account reports, read into the same data model.
Accounting
Exports from the leading private markets accounting systems, with GL, allocated GL and PCAP templates.

Accounting
Journals exported in DATEV format for German accountants and tax advisers.

Data warehouse
General ledger data synced from your Snowflake warehouse, switched on for your firm by Quantium.
Data warehouse
Verified figures flow back to your data warehouse and BI tools.
API
REST and OData endpoints for funds, investors, capital activity, deals, valuations and accounting.
Investor onboarding
Investors, contacts, fund vehicles, commitments and documents synced from Vestlane, with KYC and tax details.

CRM
Contacts sync from HubSpot into Quantium CRM.

CRM
Contacts exported from Salesforce load into Quantium CRM through the Excel import.

Send investor emails from Quantium through your Gmail mailbox, and keep the thread in the CRM.

Send from Quantium through Outlook and Microsoft 365, and keep the thread in the CRM.

Single sign-on
Sign in with Microsoft work accounts.
Single sign-on
Google accounts, or any SAML identity provider your firm already uses.
AI assistants
Ask about your funds in Claude, through the Quantium MCP Server.
AI assistants
The same approved data in ChatGPT, through the MCP Server.
AI assistants
Approved AI assistants read authorized fund, investor and portfolio data, read-only.

Export
Any figure exports to Excel with its formulas and source links.
Portfolio companies
Figures read from company PDF and Excel files, approved before use.

Interest rates
Interest rate data from CME Group for floating-rate loans, so schedules update when rates reset.
Market data
European Central Bank FX reference rates for currency conversion in portfolio analytics.
Third-party names and logos are trademarks of their owners and identify the systems Quantium connects to. Some connections are switched on per client by Quantium. Salt Edge logo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Data architecture
Two patterns, one fund and investor model. Choose per fund, or run both.
01
Your warehouse stays the hub.
Quantium reads the tables it needs and adds what a warehouse doesn't have: the fund and investor model, allocations, waterfalls, IRR and reporting.
Best whenYour warehouse is established and you want fund-level intelligence on top, without changing anything upstream.
Sources
Administrator packsGL systems

Your data warehouseStays the hubConsumers
BI and analyticsFinance and riskDelivered by Quantium
GP reportingLP portalCORE AI02
Verified before it lands.
Data from every administrator is mapped, checked against source and signed off in Quantium, then fed into Snowflake.
Best whenSeveral administrators feed your warehouse, and every downstream report must start from approved numbers.
Sources
Administrator packsGL systems

Your data warehouseVerified data lands hereEvery downstream user
BI and analyticsFinance and riskDelivered by Quantium
GP reportingLP portalCORE AIBank feeds through Plaid and Salt Edge, administrator workbooks and PDF statements, private markets GL systems and DATEV, Snowflake and your own data warehouse, Vestlane, HubSpot and Salesforce, Gmail and Outlook, single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID, Google or SAML, Claude and ChatGPT through the Quantium MCP Server, and market data from CME Group and the European Central Bank.
Most private markets data arrives as Excel, PDF, an API or warehouse tables. Each source is mapped once during implementation, and later periods follow the same mapping.
Yes. US bank accounts connect through Plaid with read-only access, and new transactions arrive every day. EU and UK accounts connect through Salt Edge with read-only consent. Statements from any other bank can be read from Excel or CSV files through a saved template.
No. Quantium fits around your GL and warehouse, and nothing upstream has to change. Run it as a sidecar, where your warehouse stays the hub, or as a control layer, where administrator data is checked and signed off before it lands in your warehouse. You can choose per fund or run both.
Through the Quantium API, with REST and OData endpoints for funds, investors, capital activity, deals, valuations and accounting. Verified figures can also flow back to your data warehouse and BI tools, and any figure exports to Excel with its formulas and source links.
Through the Quantium MCP Server. Approved assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT read authorized fund, investor and portfolio data, read-only.
Every connection runs within your users' permissions. The same access rules apply in Quantium, the LP portal, the API and AI assistants, and each number traces back to the record and source file it came from.
Most private markets data arrives as Excel, PDF, an API or warehouse tables. We map each source once, during implementation, and later periods follow the same mapping.