Keel
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| Fact | Keel | Selene |
|---|---|---|
| Data residency | A dedicated database and data-residency option is listed for Multi-Fund and Enterprise plans. | Sciforn says software data is kept in Microsoft Azure data centres and the region used for a business's software is set out in its agreement. |
| Integrations | Plaid is used as the optional bank-data aggregation provider for connected-account reconciliation. | The maker says data migration and custodian and prime-broker integration run alongside configuration during implementation. |
| Investor onboarding | Prospects can use branded data rooms, accreditation workflows and web subscription documents with electronic signatures. | Investor onboarding includes MiFID II classification, suitability assessment, FATCA/CRS self-certification, side letters and a regulatory audit log the page describes as never deleted. |
| Product | Keel is fund administration software for private equity, venture capital, family offices, search funds, and independent sponsors. | Selene is a fund operations platform spanning entities, fund structures, investor onboarding, capital calls, deals, NAV, waterfalls and reporting. |
| Security | Keel states that it uses TLS/HTTPS in transit, AES-256-GCM application-layer encryption for sensitive data at rest, mandatory administrator MFA, role-based access, and tenant isolation. | Sciforn says its software encrypts data in transit and at rest, uses role-based access and single sign-on, and keeps an audit trail that cannot be edited or deleted. |
Keel plans
- FreeFree
- Starter£350 a month
- Single Fund£799 a month
- Multi-Fund£1,999 a month
- Enterprise$6,000 a month
Selene plans
No prices published.
Pick Keel if…
Keel is intended for private equity, venture capital, family office, search fund, and independent sponsor operations. Its investor portal and fund workflows may suit managers administering single-entity funds today.
Pick Selene if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.