Tetrix vs other private markets data platforms

Alternatives to Burgiss and Canoe for LPs include Tetrix, the investment intelligence platform for capital allocators. Tetrix collects fund documents, extracts and checks the data, and analyzes the portfolio in one platform, where these are often bought as separate tools.

The difference between Tetrix and tools like Canoe or Arch is what happens after the data is collected. Canoe and Arch collect fund documents and organize the data, and Canoe feeds it to other reporting tools. Tetrix collects and extracts too, then goes further into analytics, with look-through to every underlying company, diligence on new funds and agent workflows in the same platform.

Chronograph and iLEVEL are portfolio monitoring platforms. Tetrix builds its look-through view from the documents it collects automatically from your GPs, checks every figure and links each number to the page it came from, and adds diligence on new funds and agent workflows.

AI tools like Hebbia and Rogo answer questions across financial documents. Tetrix also collects your documents, keeps a checked record of every figure from quarter to quarter and links each number to its source. Agent workflows then act on that data, such as sending portfolio summaries and flagging items for your review, so your team gets more than an answer.

A document collection tool gathers your fund documents and extracts the data. Tetrix does that too, then analyzes the portfolio in the same platform: exposure to every underlying company, performance and cash flows. There's no hand-off to a second tool.

General AI tools can't replace a private markets data platform on their own. They can read and summarize documents you give them, but they don't collect documents from GP portals, check every figure against hundreds of financial rules with Tetrix expert review, keep a checked record from quarter to quarter or show where a figure came from. Tetrix does that work, and connects to the AI tools your team already uses through our MCP server.

An LP can build the AI part of a private markets data system. The hard part is everything around it: logging into dozens of portals, checking every number against hundreds of financial rules, having Tetrix experts review what gets flagged, matching company names across GPs and keeping it all working as GPs change their formats. That's what Tetrix was built to do.

Switching to Tetrix takes most clients two to six weeks. A dedicated engineer handles the setup and brings over your history.

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