Family Office Accounting Software with Performance Reporting

Every entity, every investment, every report — under one roof.

FundCount unifies trusts, LLCs, partnerships, and personal financials on one real-time general ledger — so the consolidated view a controller spends days assembling is ready on demand. And a FundCount AI Assistant helps your team operate the platform and build reports.

1999
Founded — 25+ years building investment-grade accounting
$100B+
Assets tracked on the FundCount platform
25 countries
Home to family offices and firms that run on FundCount
AI assistant
Built to answer questions, create reports & retain your know-how

Trusted by family offices and trust companies managing complex, multi-entity wealth

Real FundCount clients across single- and multi-family offices. See the case studies →

The stack you're trying to leave

Spreadsheets, QuickBooks, and a separate reporting tool that never quite agree.


Most family offices run accounting in one system and investments in another, then merge them in Excel for the principal. The numbers drift, month-end drags, and "what do we hold today" takes days to answer. FundCount removes the seam by making the books and the investment record one system.

The conventional stack

Reconciled by hand, every month

  • Accounting in QuickBooks, investments in a separate reporting tool — reconciled in Excel
  • Nested trusts, LLCs, and partnerships forced into workarounds and manual rollups
  • Alternatives keyed in by hand from PDF capital statements
  • The principal's consolidated view assembled into a deck on the last day of the month
  • Two systems that never fully agree — so every number needs a second check
With FundCount

One record, ready on demand

  • A single real-time general ledger underneath the investment record — no reconciliation seam
  • Trusts, LLCs, partnerships, and individuals as native entity types with automatic elimination
  • Alternatives extracted from documents and posted to the ledger with the source attached
  • The consolidated or individual view generated at any moment, for any scope
  • Books and investments are the same record — so the numbers agree by construction
One platform

All your entities, investments, and reports under one roof.


The capabilities a family office actually runs on — accounting, partnership allocations, the general ledger, document intelligence, reporting, the investor portal, and data aggregation — are not seven systems stitched together. They are one platform. Explore each below.

Portfolio accounting across every asset you hold

Track complex investments and explain performance with confidence

Support equities, derivatives, private equity, real estate, and debt in the same portfolio view, so results are comparable across asset types. Use performance measures and attribution to understand what drove returns — not just report them.

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Portfolio accounting across every asset class

Partnership accounting that allocates automatically

Capital accounts, allocations, and fees without the Excel rollup

Run full partnership accounting alongside the general ledger — capital accounts, profit-and-loss allocations, management and incentive fees, and partner statements. Nested ownership across trusts, LLCs, and partnerships is modeled natively, with elimination handled on consolidation.

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Partnership accounting — capital accounts and allocations

One real-time general ledger for every entity

Accounting and the investment record, finally in agreement

A double-entry general ledger sits under the investment record, so positions and books never drift apart. Post once and see it reflected everywhere — consolidated or by individual entity — with full drill-down from any figure back to its source transaction. No parallel set of spreadsheets to reconcile.

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Real-time general ledger across every entity

Turn capital statements into ledger entries

AI extraction for the documents that never arrive on a feed

Capital calls, distributions, and capital-account statements arrive as PDFs — not data feeds. FundCount reads them, extracts the figures, and posts them to the ledger with the source document attached, so alternatives are tracked with the same rigor as your marketable book instead of being keyed in by hand.

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Alt investment document intelligence

The principal's report, generated on demand

Slice by entity, asset class, or geography — in minutes, not days

Produce consolidated and look-through reports across any scope, from a single entity to the whole family. Tailor reports by entity, asset class, or geography, and share custom report definitions across your team. The deck a controller assembles by hand at month-end becomes a report you run whenever it's asked for.

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Reporting and dashboards

A permissioned portal for the family

Principals, family members, and advisors self-serve their view

Give principals, family members, trustees, and advisors role-based, permissioned access to the reporting and documents that are relevant to them — branded to the office. Family members answer their own "what do I hold" questions through look-through reporting, so the controller fields fewer one-off requests.

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Investor portal

Every source, flowing into one record

Custodian, bank, and pricing feeds — automated, daily

Positions, transactions, and cash balances flow in automatically from custodians and banking relationships, with pricing and FX applied across every book. Combined with AI extraction for documents that never come on a feed, the investment record stays current without manual import — and without a parallel set of spreadsheets.

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Data aggregation
How it works

From source data to investor-ready reporting — in one workflow.


Every feed, transaction, and document flows into one accounting-backed operating layer. Because the books and the investment record are the same record, what comes out the other side is reconciled by construction — not assembled and checked by hand.

Source data & capital activity
Custodian & bank feedsPositions, transactions, cash, valuations
Holdings & transactionsBuys, sells, corporate actions, pricing
Private fund activityCapital calls, distributions, commitments
Fees & expensesManagement fees, family expenses, AP
Multi-entity structuresTrusts, LLCs, LPs, foundations, individuals
Supporting documentsCapital statements, K-1s, bank statements
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Accounting-backed operating layer
Portfolio Accounting
Performance, valuations, exposures, FX, derivatives, multi-currency
Partnership Accounting
Capital accounts, allocations, fees, profit splits
General Ledger
Multi-entity, multi-currency accounting · journals · intercompany · consolidations
Reporting
Financials, performance, NAV, look-through reporting
Investor Portal
Permissioned access, document delivery, MFA
Reconciled to the books Audit trail & controls Less spreadsheet dependency
Monitoring & reporting outputs
Performance & exposureTime-weighted returns, IRR, exposures
NAV & capital statementsEntity- and partner-level statements
The principal's reportConsolidated view, dashboards, ad-hoc
Look-through reportingEntity rollups, by asset class, by geography
Secure portal deliveryEncrypted sharing, document library, alerts
Controlled accessRoles, permissions, approvals, activity logs
One workflow from source data to investor-ready reporting.

Accounting-grade monitoring. Fewer manual steps. Faster closes. The family gets the right information, every time.

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Why family offices choose FundCount

One integrated view of wealth — accounting and investments, together.


A family office doesn't need another aggregation dashboard sitting on top of a separate accounting system. It needs the books and the investment record to be the same record. That's what removes the reconciliation work — and the lag — between what the principal sees and what the numbers actually say.

One consolidated view of wealth

Aggregate every portfolio and partnership activity through a real-time general ledger, so analysis and reporting run on one accurate, current picture — consolidated across the family or drilled down to a single entity, on demand.

  • Real-time general ledger underneath the investment record
  • Consolidated or by-entity, generated at any moment
  • Built in Power BI-grade dashboards for the principal
Consolidated wealth dashboard — Power BI-grade reporting

Transparency through complex entity structures

Auto-reconcile nested trusts, LLCs, and partnerships to eliminate manual errors. Automated P&L and cash flows close the books faster and produce accurate look-through reporting across every layer of ownership.

  • Native trusts, LLCs, LPs, foundations, individuals
  • Intercompany eliminations handled on consolidation
  • Look-through to the underlying assets, by any scope
Look-through reporting across complex entity structures

All asset classes, on automated feeds

Take control of marketable and alternative assets in one system — equities, derivatives, private equity, real estate, and debt, comparable side by side. Positions, transactions, and prices flow in automatically from custodians, banks, and pricing sources.

  • Custodian, bank, and pricing feeds, automated daily
  • AI extraction for capital statements and K-1s
  • Marketable and alternative assets in one portfolio
All asset classes supported on automated feeds

Expenses, payments, and deployment on your terms

Track, approve, and pay family expenses, monitor bank and credit-card accounts, and manage cash across the full payment lifecycle. Then run FundCount where your data-security policy requires — public cloud, your private cloud, or your own hardware.

  • Full accounts-payable and cash-management lifecycle
  • Permissioned family-member and advisor access
  • Public cloud, private cloud, or on-premise deployment
Expenses, payments, and tax reporting
Single Family Office · Case study

Reduced reporting work from three days to one.


We never anticipated that a software solution could make us even more efficient, but FundCount did just that.

Marcie Odum — CFO, The Lupton Company

The Lupton Company is a Chattanooga-based single-family office serving the Lupton family across a large number of entities and ownership structures. FundCount consolidated their partnership and portfolio accounting onto one general ledger, giving them a unified financial view, tailored reports by entity or geography, and a multi-entity drop-down that sped up data verification and entity management.

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3 → 1
days of reporting work, reduced to one
1
general ledger for partnership & portfolio accounting
Entity → geography
reports tailored across any parameter
PE · RE · securities
integrated on one platform with performance metrics
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See it run on your kind of family office.

In a live walkthrough, a FundCount specialist runs a realistic family-office setup end-to-end — multi-entity structure, consolidated general ledger, partnership allocations, and the principal’s report — and answers your questions in context.

  • Walkthrough tailored to your entity structure and asset mix
  • Q&A with a FundCount product specialist
  • No data exchange — we never use your or your family’s data
  • Typical response within one business day

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