Altss reads and verifies the public record on private capital: who allocates, who owns what, and what changed this week.
Primary sources · dated records · UI-only access
Meridian Harbour Partners
Single-family office · New York
Mandate shift detected: infrastructure secondaries, direct.
Intro to CIO ready. Two sources cited, nothing sent.
Allocators, funds, commitments, companies, and the people behind them — connected in one intelligence platform.
9,000+
Family offices
Single and multi-family offices, globally
30,000+
Investors & allocators
Institutional investors, RIAs and family offices
680K+
Funds
With the commitments that connect them to their backers
35M+
Companies
Owners, officers, and the deals attached to them
Measured in the Altss warehouse, August 2026. Method: how we collect and verify.
Altss reads the primary record, checks the details, and follows what changes. A clearer foundation for your next decision.
Emails are bounce-checked before publication and re-checked on the refresh cycle. See the verification status before you reach out.
Public pages refresh on a rolling cycle. Dated records show when the information was checked, so you can judge its freshness.
Rolling cycleDates kept on record
Source checksChanges reviewed
Approximate cycle · Methodology ↗
Beyond LP data, Altss shows funds actively raising now. GPs get peer benchmarks; LPs get a clear view of the market.
The same intelligence feeds a full working surface: CRM, outreach, meetings, and agents. See the platform
Public signals, mandate shifts, and market motion, turned into a working signal layer. Not only company sourcing: one engine, every private-markets workflow.
L1OSINT engine
Reads, verifies, resolves, and refreshes the public record, keeping the source and verification date alongside each fact.
L2Private-markets knowledge graph
Roles, mandates and capital resolved into one graph, over a substrate of 455M+ registered legal entities and 31M+ people worldwide — so ownership can be traced through the layers, not guessed.
L3Agentic intelligence
Agents work the graph overnight: reading, resolving, drafting. Everything lands as a decision, held for your review.
Depth no single filing gives you: ownership, mandates, holdings and the people behind them, read from property records, regulatory filings and company registries worldwide.
300M+ news items read · 20M+ regulatory filings read · 15M+ beneficial-ownership records · 10M+ company websites monitored · 60,000+ new items read daily
News and public signals, monitored continuously.
Mandate shifts, liquidity events, and capital movements, detected as they appear.
LP behavior and investment preferences, read from the record.
LPs that are active, relevant, and ready for contact.
Altss gives Fund I and Fund II GPs tailored visibility, engagement tools, and precision LP targeting. Trust built on the record, not a legacy track record.
Sample values shown to illustrate the view.
Copilot, Scouter, outreach, and the notetaker run the registry while you sleep: reading records, resolving people, verifying emails, drafting. Everything lands as a decision. Nothing sends itself.
“Enrich my saved DACH family offices, find the people who decide, and draft the intros.”
Enriched 41 saved DACH family offices, resolving people from team pages
One registry, read differently depending on which side of the raise you sit on.
Explore the roles Altss supports. See how Altss fits yours
Anyone can sell you contacts. The difference is whether the record was read, resolved, and proved this month.
Bought, aged, and resold between vendors
Read from the primary record, with dated verification
Names and email addresses
Entities, roles, mandates and capital, resolved into one graph
A number with no source behind it
Every fact source-traced, with its provenance kept
You check what is still true
Agents check overnight and hold the drafts for you
One desk's tool, exported everywhere
Fundraising, M&A, deal sourcing, IR and research on one view
Fundraising, M&A, deal sourcing, IR and research — working from one verified view of private markets.
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