Archway Platform vs Elysys

Archway Platform is paid web software that combines investment aggregation, accounting, and reporting on one general ledger. The same ledger serves as both investment and accounting books of record. It aggregates public and private markets, liquid and illiquid assets, and held-away and managed positions, with performance, investor, and multi-currency reporting. Accounting workflows include invoice intake, approval routing, vendor verification, fraud controls, payments, and reconciliation. Fund administration records agreement-based waterfall calculations as journal entries and provides capital accounts and K-1 summaries. Carried-interest tools cover grants, vesting, forfeitures, scenario modeling, and distributions with traceable allocations. A branded client portal uses the same ledger and includes approvals. Supported structures include trusts, LLCs, partnerships, foundations, private funds, fund of funds, mutual funds, pooled cash vehicles, omnibuses, and individuals. Pricing is on request under fixed annual pricing based on entities, services, and users.

Elysys is a family-office platform that combines wealth management, accounting, bill pay, cash flow, and investment management. It handles real estate, businesses, investments, and trusts across multiple entities and jurisdictions. Portfolio tools cover order books, deal flow, performance and risk, benchmarks, and investment mandates; accounting tools include general-ledger and investment accounting, receivables, tax and regulatory reporting, asset tracking, and consolidation. Elysys Analytics brings financial data into Power BI dashboards and reports, including performance, risk, ESG, and scenario analysis. Country-specific settings address tax, accounting, reporting, language, and currency needs, with intercompany transaction support. Built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, it offers apps through Microsoft AppSource and describes connections to custodians, brokers, financial data providers, EDI, and data aggregators. Deployment options include on-premises, private cloud, and Business Central SaaS. It runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, with self-hosted deployment also listed. Pricing is on request.