Financial Systems Architecture
Designing Decision-Grade Financial Infrastructure
Designing Decision-Grade Financial Infrastructure
As investment portfolios scale, financial information often becomes fragmented across companies, founders, and systems.
The challenge is not data availability - but the absence of a coherent structure that converts activity into reliable insight.
Where appropriate, we often recommend Zoho for its modularity, scalability, and global accessibility.
Our recommendations are problem-led - not product-driven.
We do not resell software or participate in implementation.
We provide advisory-only support focused on the design of financial information architecture. Our work is limited to:
Diagnosing system and reporting gaps
Defining how financial data should be structured and governed
Advising on system capabilities required for effective oversight
We do not implement, operate, or outsource financial systems.
For investment teams, this advisory supports:
Consistent post-investment reporting
Improved visibility across portfolio companies
Reduced dependency on ad-hoc founder-generated information
The outcome is clarity, not complexity.
Any post-transaction advisory is undertaken independently of due diligence work and only upon separate request.
Architectural thinking for financial systems - applied where decisions, governance, and scale matter.