Asseta vs AtlasFive

Asseta is a financial platform for family offices, registered investment advisors, and accounting firms. Its shared general ledger combines banking, investments, and accounting in a GAAP-aligned system, with support for multiple entities, currencies, dimensions, and assets such as cash, public markets, private equity, homes, and art. The product set includes cash management, bill pay, reporting, analytics, forecasting, partnership accounting, collectibles tracking, and document management. Its Document Vault turns statements and invoices into draft entries, links files to ledger transactions, and provides search, permissions, and version history. Asseta connects to more than 15,000 financial institutions and applications, integrates with QuickBooks, and supports bidirectional Addepar data exchange. The mobile app offers dashboards, bill approvals, and AI-powered answers. Asseta says its AI is opt-in, with human oversight and bias monitoring, and lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 compliance. Pricing is available on request. The company states an average go-live period of 8–12 weeks.

AtlasFive is a cloud-native wealth-management platform combining entity and portfolio management with general-ledger and fund accounting, transaction processing, and document management. It covers more than 270 workflows across investment management, accounting, tax, document management, bill pay, fund accounting, and trust accounting. Trust features include information management, automated principal-and-income tracking, purpose-built reports, and annual account review. EtonAI extracts data from more than 250 types of financial documents, including capital-call notices, distribution notices, and manager statements. AtlasFive connects directly or through partner aggregators to more than 1,500 banks and custodians, with daily automated data-feed processing. Reporting includes more than 50 pre-built reports, APIs for custom solutions, Power BI integration, and natural-language report analysis through EtonAI. Its mobile app gives family members access to financial information, documents, approvals, bill submission, and secure messaging. AtlasFive runs on isolated Azure single-tenant instances, with optional customer-managed encryption keys; the maker also lists encryption and access controls. Pricing depends on deployment scope and typically starts in the six figures annually. The platform is designed for staffed family offices at $500M+ of wealth.