Ten questions, about three minutes. Score your operating model across document intake, data governance, NAV oversight, reporting and audit-readiness, and see where you stand against institutional-grade practice.
Private markets firms rarely lack effort; they lack flow. The same data point gets rekeyed from a PDF into a spreadsheet, from the spreadsheet into a report, from the report into an investor deck, and each hop adds delay and risk. Meanwhile supervisory expectations have converged on one question: can you show your controls working? Manual operations answer it slowly, if at all.
The assessment above scores the four areas where that gap shows first: how documents and data come in, whether one governed dataset feeds everything, how the NAV is independently checked, and how quickly evidence can be produced. See the regulatory landscape → or check an error against the CSSF 24/856 thresholds →
How far a firm's operations have moved from manual, spreadsheet-and-email processes towards governed, systematised and auditable ones, typically assessed across document and data intake, data governance, NAV oversight and controls, reporting and analytics, and audit-readiness. Mature operations capture data once, run controls systematically with time-stamps, and produce evidence on demand.
Spreadsheets scale with headcount while fund structures, reporting obligations and regulatory expectations scale faster. The failure points are predictable: rekeyed data, version conflicts, key-person dependency, no audit trail, and controls like the NAV movement check running inconsistently under time pressure. Regulators increasingly ask firms to evidence controls, which is what spreadsheets are worst at.
Each administrator-delivered NAV is checked against its expected movement using defined tolerances (the industry-standard 0.5bp movement check), exceptions are investigated before release, sign-off follows a maker-checker workflow, and every step lands in a time-stamped audit trail. The supervisory test has shifted from "do you review the NAV?" to "show us the controls."
Ten multiple-choice questions, about three minutes. You get an overall maturity band, a breakdown across four operational areas and practical recommendations for the weakest ones. Scoring happens in your browser; we ask for contact details before showing results, handled per our privacy policy.
daappa Studio+ connects to the systems you already run: Extractor AI turns documents into governed data, DataHub makes it one dataset, Analytics turns it into answers.