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Orion Portfolio Accounting vs Voyant

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6.4#15 in financial advisor softwareFrom $3 a month
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FactOrion Portfolio AccountingVoyant
HeadquartersOmaha, Nebraska, United StatesAustin, Texas, USA
IntegrationsOrion lists hundreds of integrations and an open API framework; its directory describes an AltExchange integration for aggregating, reporting, and billing alternative investments.Voyant says its API integrations and data aggregations support workflows from prospecting through advanced planning and reporting, and that it can integrate with any solution subject to demand, partner cooperation, and technical fit.
SecurityOrion says it follows NIST, ISO 27001, and SOC 1 and 2 security frameworks and standards, and that it is ISO/IEC 27001 certified.Voyant's security policy says production data is encrypted at rest with AES256 and traffic is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2, AES256, and SHA2 signatures as supported by clients.
SupportOrion offers support by chat, phone, email, and co-browsing, along with online training, tutorials, live weekly webinars, and subject matter experts.Voyant offers tutorials, webinars, documentation, a support team, and a help center with regional software resources and training videos.

Orion Portfolio Accounting plans

  • Foundation$13,000 a year
  • Essentials$18,000 a year
  • Advantage$28,000 a year

Voyant plans

  • Vault$3 a month
  • AdviserGo — Auxiliary Users$50 a month
  • White Labeling — service charge$60 a month
  • ClientGo — additional bundles$75 a month
  • ClientGo — 1st bundle$100 a month
  • AdviserGo — Advisers$150 a month

Pick Orion Portfolio Accounting if…

Orion Portfolio Accounting is intended for financial advisors, RIAs, broker-dealers, family offices, banks and trust companies, from solo practices to enterprise firms. It may suit firms seeking accounting, reporting, billing and alternative-asset workflows in one platform.

Pick Voyant if…

Voyant suits financial advisers and firms managing complex client plans across tax, investments, insurance, goals, and wealth transfer. ClientGo and Vault also suit practices that need controlled client collaboration and document sharing.

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