It sits between where data originates and where insight or action is needed, creating a single clean, controlled layer that everything else can build upon.
Position in the stack
- Upstream systems: fund administration platforms, CRMs, portfolio monitoring tools, ESG and market data feeds
- AMOS (central layer): ingests, standardizes, reconciles, and governs all data into a single operational truth
- Downstream systems: BI dashboards, internal workflows and tools, automated reporting, AI models
What AMOS actually does
- Connects to the systems you already use — no system replacement required
- Standardizes, validates, and reconciles all incoming data
- Creates a governed, audit-ready data layer shared across investment, finance, and IR teams
- Feeds any downstream system — including dashboards, workflows, automation, and AI
Why this matters
The problem in most funds is not missing technology — it is fragmented data and duplicated effort.Without a backbone layer, every new report, system, or initiative requires manual stitching and reconciliation. AMOS removes that problem permanently by becoming the one source everything else can plug into, not another application competing for ownership.