We’re building purpose-built AI for the document-heavy work of running an Alternative Investment Fund. Starting with regulatory audit. Built for the full lifecycle.
Pre-launch. Building in GIFT City. Designed for every phase of the fund, from registration to wind-down.
The complete operating universe of an AIF, mapped against IFSCA AIF Regulations and standard fund-administration practice. Hover any cell to read what lives there.
Constitutional · Regulatory registration · Manager-level · Service providers · Investor onboarding · Investment process · Operations · Investor reporting · Regulatory filings · Tax & withholding · Audit & assurance · Compliance & risk · Governance · Event-driven · Wind-down & closure
15 categories·72 documents
This is the work Vinzor reads. Cited to source. Reviewed by you.
Setup & Registration
Registering the AIF with IFSCA, drafting the PPM, appointing the trustee, custodian, and fund administrator. The phase where every downstream obligation is written into the documents. The clauses you commit to here become the audit trail you defend for the life of the fund.
Fundraising
Investor pitching, KYC, capital commitments, and the negotiation of side letters with anchor LPs. Cap-table tracking begins, and most-favored-nation obligations start to compound. Every concession granted here becomes a constraint the fund operates under for years.
Investment
Deployment of capital into portfolio companies and assets. Investment-committee approvals, drawdown notices to LPs, deal documentation, and concentration checks against the PPM. The phase where the fund’s investment thesis meets the constraints written into its own offering documents.
Operations
Valuations, NAV calculations, custody reconciliations, banking, and fund administration. The everyday running of the vehicle, where small recordkeeping gaps quietly become inspection findings. The work that’s invisible when it’s right and expensive when it’s wrong.
Reporting & Audit
PPM-versus-product cross-checks, periodic IFSCA filings, investor reporting, and substance compliance. The document-heavy regulatory work that today consumes weeks of expert time per fund. The phase we’re building first, because it’s where the cost of manual review is highest and the cost of getting it wrong is binding.
Exit & Wind-down
Realizations, final distributions, carry calculations, and the orderly closure of the vehicle. The audit trail of every commitment, deviation, and decision is handed to investors and regulators. What was assembled across the lifecycle becomes the record that closes it.
The repetitive document-heavy work fund teams do today, automated. So fund managers can spend their time on the decisions that move the fund.
Manual today
Line-by-line lookups across hundreds of pages. Every claim chased back through stacks of PDFs. The same review repeated each cycle.
With Vinzor
Every claim cited to source. Every reference traced. The work arrives at your desk reviewed and ready for your sign-off.
Manual today
Spreadsheets across teams. Calendars in three places. Late-night reconciliation before every deadline. Mistakes that surface a quarter later.
With Vinzor
One calendar, auto-drafted from your fund data. Reviewed by you, then filed. Mistakes caught at the source, not at the audit.
Manual today
The file rebuilt from scratch before every audit. Expert time burned reconstructing what should already be standing.
With Vinzor
Continuously assembled in your environment. Inspection-ready by default. No more pre-audit scrambles.
Manual today
Document chase across email, portals, and PDFs. Deviations only surface when the regulator finds them.
With Vinzor
Structured intake with deviations flagged at the source. Caught early. Handled before the regulator asks.
What you don’t have to do anymore. So you can do what actually moves the fund.
GIFT City IFSC is regulated by IFSCA, India’s integrated financial-services regulator. Mainland India is next.
We’re opening to a small cohort of GIFT City FMEs soon. Fill in a few details and we’ll be in touch when we let people in.
