Allocator intelligence built on verified, OSINT-driven data
Altss collects allocator and fund information through open-source intelligence, AI-assisted verification, manual research, and direct submissions from organizations — ensuring every record is accurate, traceable, and compliant
Comparing methodologies? See how Altss's OSINT-first approach differs from Preqin's survey-based model and PitchBook's mixed aggregation.
Our Data Framework
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)
- We continuously gather allocator and institutional data from verified public sources — filings, events, firm disclosures, and professional registries.
- Proprietary OSINT workflows detect new entities, relationships, and activity patterns across global markets.
AI-Assisted Verification
- AI models identify duplicates, confirm entity matches, and score confidence levels for each field.
- Automated checks flag anomalies and route them for manual review before release.
Human Validation
- Our research team reviews every AI-verified update.
- Each record must meet Altss evidence and completeness standards before publication.
Direct Submissions
- Funds and organizations can verify or update their data directly.
- Verified submissions receive a “Confirmed by Altss” badge and are prioritized in allocator search results.
Every profile follows a 30-day refresh cycle
Refresh cycle is triggered automatically by OSINT updates, filing changes, or manual corrections
Refresh cycle is triggered automatically by OSINT updates, filing changes, or manual corrections.
Each record includes a source link, verification timestamp, and confidence score.
Internal dashboards monitor freshness and change frequency across all entities.
Security & Compliance
- SOC 2 Type II is in progress with Vanta for data security and availability
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Restricted access policies and continuous activity logging
- Dedicated compliance team overseeing validation integrity and incident response
Reliable allocator intelligence depends on transparency
Altss replaces static directories and opaque scraping with a verifiable, continuously refreshed data process built for institutional use.
