Fund Expense Allocation demo
Reads each fund invoice, checks it against the LPA and allocates it across funds for fund CFOs 1:34
What the demo shows
Reads each fund invoice, checks it against the LPA and allocates it across funds for fund CFOs
A clean home shows four numbers and each person's next step. Every invoice opens to the allocation fan: the invoice at the top fans out into slices for each fund, parallel vehicle, co-investor and the manager, sized by share and labeled with the basis and the LPA clause, beside a conversation with the agents. The Reader agent reads the invoice in any language and cites every value to its page; the Chargeability agent tests every line against the LPA and side letters; the Allocation agent applies the policy; the Checker agent re-does it independently and argues the manager's side; the Cap Monitor agent watches caps and investor limits; the Posting agent drafts entries and payments; the Evidence agent builds the quarterly report and examiner packs. The accountant codes, the controller approves, the fund CFO approves above $50,000 and treasury pays.
Transcript
- Fund Expense Allocation checks every fund invoice against the LPA and splits it across funds for fund CFOs.
- Misallocated expenses keep reaching the SEC.
- One advisor repaid its funds about $3 million.
- Agents read 9,000 invoices a year in any language.
- This French bill is for Project Heron, a deal that broke.
- The Reader agent sets the fringe beside the the English.
- Every figure cited. The chargeability agent moves 12,000 euros of fund for fundraising to the manager.
- The rest splits by deal commitments.
- 62% fund three, 38 co-investors.
- The checker agent redues it independently and agrees.
- Above $50,000, fund CFO Daniel Price signs with a reason code.
- Every figure cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- The result? 100% of lines tested and nothing the manager owes charged to a fund.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.