Your fund administrator closes the books in Fundrbird. Your LP reporting, KPI tracking and portfolio analysis happen in Vestberry. In between, somebody has usually been retyping fund-level figures from one system into the other, every quarter, by hand.
Vestberry now connects directly to Fundrbird, so that step isn't needed anymore.
Move fund data from Fundrbird to Vestberry automatically
The integration connects the two platforms through Fundrbird's API, pulling fund management data into Vestberry without anyone exporting a file from one system and re-entering it into the other. Vestberry automatically detects when new data becomes available in Fundrbird, so the numbers your team is working from reflect the latest close, not last quarter's.
No re-typing, no version confusion
Removing the manual step removes the risk that comes with it: a typo in a number, a missed update, a report built on data that was already out of date by the time someone got round to entering it.
Set up once, connect through your fund administrator's data
Getting connected is a straightforward API setup on Vestberry's side, no engineering project required from your team. Once it's live, fund management data from Fundrbird is available across Vestberry wherever you'd normally use fund-level figures, from LP reporting to portfolio analysis.
Want to see how Fundrbird and Vestberry fit together for your fund? Get in touch with the Vestberry team.
FAQ
Do we need developer resources to connect Fundrbird and Vestberry? No. The integration is set up through Vestberry directly, using a Fundrbird API key, with no custom engineering required.
How current is the data once it's connected? Vestberry automatically detects when new fund management data becomes available in Fundrbird, so the connection reflects your most recent close rather than a manual export.
What kind of data does the integration bring across? Fund management data from Fundrbird, made available across Vestberry for reporting, analysis and everything else you'd normally do with fund-level figures.
