Run one principal's wealth across every entity, every asset class, every generation on one book of record. Built for the operational complexity single family offices actually carry, not the version platforms wish you had.
Run every client family with their own books, their own portal, their own reports all under your firm's brand. One platform underneath. Operationally isolated. Built to scale when families compound and reporting demands grow without warning.
Institutional-grade wealth infrastructure that integrates with your core banking systems and delivers under your bank's brand. The platform UHNW client teams trust when the standard has to hold across every relationship, every audit, every cycle.
Every fund, every vintage, every investor on one auditable book of record. Partnership accounting that runs from the fund agreement, audit trails that hold against every cycle.
The book of record private wealth runs on. One platform holding every position, every entity, every report — built since 2002 for the structural complexity institutional wealth actually carries.
Every report, every statement, every document drawn from the book of record — delivered under your firm's brand. Mobile, tablet, desktop. Branded entirely to you. Archway invisible by design.
Performance, attribution, allocation, look-through entity reporting — every figure drawn from the same general ledger that closes the books. No reconciliation gap between the report and the source. Reporting integrity, by architecture.
Your family doesn't run an office — we do. Bookkeeping, payments, reporting and the portal, all run by Archway's accountants on one general ledger. One engagement. One team. One operation.
Household payments handled with the precision and discretion UHNW principals expect. Invoice intake, approval routing, payment creation and reconciliation — all run by Archway's accountants on the same general ledger that closes the books.
For over two decades, Archway has run partnership accounting for the most complex family office structures in existence. Pooled vehicles, co-investments, complex family partnerships, and nested ownership structures, all on one general ledger built for the work. That same infrastructure runs private funds. Private fund managers need more than accurate books and a team that answers the phone. They need real-time visibility into fund data, a close that happens on schedule, an LP experience that reflects the quality of the fund they're invested in, and a CFO interface that surfaces the data they actually use to strategically run the business. That's what Archway is built to deliver.
Carried interest is employee compensation. The people in the program have real economic stakes, real vesting schedules, and real questions about what they've earned and what it is worth. Most carry programs run on a spreadsheet only one person fully understands, with grant documentation scattered across email threads and participant statements that arrive too infrequently to be useful. Archway administers the full carried interest lifecycle from grant setup through vesting, forfeitures, scenario modeling, and distributions on purpose-built technology with embedded governance controls. Every allocation is traceable. Every change is documented. Every participant has visibility into exactly what they've earned and what it is worth today. The program runs with the rigor the economics demand and the transparency the people in it deserve.
Anthony L. Abenante joined EY's Paul McKibbin to discuss Archway's evolution following its transition from SEI, platform development, and the future of family office technology and operations.
