Document-derived
AI proposes coupon, principal and interest schedules from selected supporting documents.
Platform guide · English
AnyVault connects the operational chain that family offices and investment holding companies usually rebuild across spreadsheets: source files, reviewed transactions, evidence, positions, journal entries, period-end controls and portfolio reporting.
All examples on this page are fictional and illustrative. They are not client data, investment advice or a promise that every workflow is fully automatic.
01 · CSV and PDF ingestion
A statement is not flattened into an unexplained balance. AnyVault stores the uploaded file, extracted source row and normalized transaction fields so the operator can review what the system understood.
The current public import interface accepts CSV and PDF account statements. Institution-specific rules can identify fees, instruments, quantities, currencies and other fields without requiring every provider to use the same layout.
AI extracts and normalizes transaction rows, then quality controls flag incomplete or implausible data. A low-quality row can be re-extracted before it is allowed to move forward.
Duplicate protection compares extracted rows with existing transactions from other statements using the account, effective date and amount. It is a review control, not an irreversible deletion rule.
02 · A connected record
The transaction page brings provenance, accounting, assets and evidence into one graph. That makes an entry explainable to an owner, accountant or auditor without searching several systems.
A transaction can link to its import row, one or more source documents, an instrument or position, another transaction, and one or more journal entries.
Evidence can be attached manually during review or matched automatically from documents already stored for the entity. Those documents may have arrived through direct document upload, a document batch, an owner-enabled MCP upload or a configured Telegram workflow.
FX conversions and internal transfers are represented as paired transaction links. The outgoing leg carries the accounting entry while the paired incoming leg can derive its posted state from the relationship.
Company transactions can create evidence requests. When evidence is required, a pending request blocks confirmation until a document is attached or the requirement is explicitly waived.
03 · Double-entry core
Confirmed transactions can generate balanced journal entries using the entity chart of accounts and accounting policy. Posted entries are the source for the trial balance, general ledger and period reports.
The accounting engine distinguishes cash, instruments, realized and unrealized results, fees, FX differences, taxes, equity and category-specific treatments. A transaction may have more than one journal entry when an adjustment is required.
Autonomy is configurable. At lower levels AI suggests or assists; automatic confirmation and system journal posting require higher settings and explicit permission. Blocked or low-confidence work is parked for review.
The chart of accounts and internal accounting policy remain the system of record. AnyVault is wealth-specific accounting software, not payroll, inventory or a complete operating-company ERP.
04 · Period-end workspace
Once the ledger is ready, Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement, Statement of Changes in Equity and Notes are generated on demand from posted entries. Period-end calculations and checks are gathered in the same workspace.
Period statuses follow Open → In review → Closed → Locked. Closing records sign-off; only locking prevents later postings and edits inside the date range.
Continuous health scans calculate close-readiness and integrity status. Pre-close controls cover trial-balance balance, draft entries, transaction links, bank-statement coverage, FX revaluations and VAT settlement.
FX revaluation, instrument revaluation and accruals, VAT settlement and tax-account netting can be calculated in bulk as proposals or draft entries. A responsible user still reviews and posts them before the reports are final.
05 · Thirteen asset types
AnyVault models instruments instead of treating every holding as a generic line. Type, valuation method, lots, documents, prices, ownership and cash-flow settings determine how the position appears in accounting and reports.
Positions use FIFO lots for cost and realized-gain context. Off-balance instruments can remain visible without being included in the ordinary position-value total.
The default valuation method can be overridden per instrument. Live-price and manual methods use the latest valuation point on or before the reporting date; without one, the system can fall back to cost basis and mark the result accordingly.
Structured products, loans, private equity and property can retain documents and metadata that are materially different from listed securities.
06 · Expected income and maturities
Different instruments require different projection methods. AnyVault separates document-derived schedules, rule-based projections, observed payments and market-dividend estimates.
AI proposes coupon, principal and interest schedules from selected supporting documents.
Term-deposit maturity and loan schedules use configured dates, rates and frequency.
Dividend observations and guarded forward estimates remain clearly identified as projections.
For bonds, loans and structured products marked as cash-flow instruments, an operator can run AI generation against selected supporting documents. The resulting coupons, principal and interest schedule remains reviewable.
Term deposits can project maturity principal and ACT/360 interest from lot metadata. Loans can re-project future expected events from a configured cash-flow rule.
Equity dividends can appear as market-data events or guarded forward estimates. They are not presented as guaranteed payments.
07 · Portfolio reporting
The report starts with the entity-wide picture, then separates selected institutions, combined broker scope and private or non-broker holdings. Portfolio analytics and accounting context use the same underlying data.
Illustrative allocation · 58% equity · 32% fixed income · 10% cash
Illustrative allocation · 61% equity · 31% fixed income · 8% cash
Illustrative allocation · 67% equity · 24% fixed income · 9% cash
Illustrative allocation · 52% equity · 38% fixed income · 10% cash
Illustrative allocation · 22% equity · 43% private assets · 35% cash
Each section can show value, cost, profit and loss, cash and total net worth together with allocation by investment type, currency, risk, instrument type and liquidity.
Income and forward projection blocks separate accrued fixed-income income, dividends, coupons, principal, loan repayments and fund distributions. Recurring expenses can be grouped by institution or private scope.
Appendices provide deeper equity, fixed-income, structured-product and private-equity detail. The report can be exported to PDF and to Excel with linked formulas, insights and native charts.
Boundaries and controls
No. Automation depends on the configured autonomy level and permissions. Low-confidence, blocked or evidence-sensitive work remains reviewable.
No. The supported public import path is statement-led CSV and PDF ingestion. Direct feeds should not be inferred from the marketing site.
No. They are indicative comparators based on configured benchmark regimes and available price data.
Not by itself. A period must be locked before postings and edits in that date range are blocked.
Scope the real workflow