Arch, an AI-powered platform focused on automating private markets workflows, has partnered with Bipsync to streamline how institutional investors manage and activate private markets data. 

The integration is aimed at allocators seeking consistent reporting, reliable workflows and more accessible investment data. Arch aggregates and structures documents, including K-1s and financial statements, and makes them available via API, according to Founder Ryan Eisenman. 

Bipsync, founded at Stanford University in 2012, maintains partnerships across the alternatives ecosystem, including Preqin, MSCI, Canoe Intelligence, Dasseti and Diligence Vault. 

The collaboration is designed to reduce manual processes and eliminate fragmented reporting. The partnership ensures “investment teams no longer need to hope information is flowing properly across investment platforms,” said Bipsync COO Drake Paulson. 

Documents are classified by fund, manager, asset class and effective date, enabling users to search, filter and reference materials within Bipsync’s centralized system of record. Arch-sourced data can then be layered alongside proprietary research, memos and market data to trigger downstream investment processes. 

Arch supports $430 billion in private assets across 560 allocators, including Fortune 100 institutions, four of the top 20 banks and eight of the top 20 accounting firms.