Private capital software for connected investment operations

Prism gives private capital teams one operating platform for portfolio oversight, deal workflow, CRM, reporting, investor portal controls, approvals and governance.

Portfolio
  • Fund and portfolio dashboards
  • NAV, commitment and distribution context
  • TVPI, DPI, RVPI and performance indicators
  • Exposure, vintage and currency views
  • FX-aware reporting context
Dashboard
  • Configurable dashboard widgets
  • Portfolio and workflow visibility
  • Operational status views
  • Approval and report context
  • Presentation-friendly monitoring
Deal Flow
  • Deal and investor pipeline tracking
  • Stage-based workflow visibility
  • Linked contacts and organisations
  • Documents and review context
  • Approval gates where required
CRM
  • LP, GP, organisation and contact records
  • Affiliations and relationship mapping
  • Commitment and investor context
  • Custom fields for tenant-specific data models
  • Bulk CSV import with field mapping
Reporting
  • Reusable report templates
  • Report packs and section types
  • PDF, CSV and XLSX outputs
  • Report history and previews
  • Approval and audit context
AI
  • AI-assisted document extraction
  • Report commentary drafting
  • Portfolio assistant workflows
  • Tenant-level AI governance
  • Usage controls and auditability
Investor Portal
  • Read-only LP portal access
  • LP-scoped fund and document visibility
  • Published document controls
  • Watermarked downloads where enabled
  • Portal document access audit trail
Approvals
  • Configurable approval workflows
  • Role-based sign-off paths
  • Separation of duties
  • Delegation support where configured
  • Approval decisions in the audit trail
Integrations
  • Bulk CSV import and field mapping
  • CSV, XLSX, PDF and report exports
  • BI-compatible export pathways
  • Outbound webhooks
  • API-key ingest for controlled data flows
Branding
  • Tenant logos and colour settings
  • Investor portal branding
  • Branded report outputs
  • White-labelled stakeholder experience
  • Firm-specific presentation controls
Deployment
  • Managed Prism Cloud
  • Private deployment discussions
  • Customer-controlled environments
  • Security and procurement review support
  • Deployment scope handled separately

BUYER RESOURCES

What buyers can check before a sales call

Use these public materials to review Prism before committing time to a formal sales process.

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PRIVATE CAPITAL SOFTWARE EVALUATION

How to evaluate private capital software across teams

Private capital software should connect investment, operations, investor relations and governance work. A useful evaluation looks at how data moves across workflows, not just whether each module exists in isolation.

Shared operating record

Confirm that portfolio, deal, investor, document and approval data can live in one controlled model rather than being reconciled between tools.

Workflow breadth

Map the daily work across investment, operations, IR and compliance teams, then check whether handoffs are visible and enforceable.

Adoption path

Assess how quickly teams can start with a core workflow and expand without a long enterprise implementation project.

Private capital software procurement checklist

Use these checks when the buying decision spans multiple teams and workflows rather than one narrow department.

  • Which workflows must share data?
    Map deal, portfolio, investor, document and approval data before choosing separate point solutions.
  • Where does governance happen?
    Permissions, audit history and approvals should sit inside daily workflows rather than in a separate compliance process.
  • How does the platform expand?
    A team should be able to start with one workflow and add adjacent workflows without redesigning the operating model.
  • What work remains in spreadsheets?
    The best evaluation is to identify what still needs manual reconciliation after implementation.