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Tailor-made AI agents for administrative and accounting tasks

Vector LS designs tailored AI Agents to automate repetitive, document-intensive and control-heavy tasks for investment funds, family offices, fund administrators and accounting teams.

Built on request

An agent built around your workflow

Every agent starts from a specific request. Tell us which administrative or accounting workflow you want to automate: we map it, define what the agent should do, validate it with your teams and deploy it with the controls you need.

Discuss your workflow

Custom AI Agents for fund operations

Designed around real administrative and accounting workflows

  1. Tailored to each workflow

    Agents are scoped around the client process, data inputs and review requirements.

  2. Human-supervised by design

    The objective is to support teams, prepare work and surface issues for review.

  3. Built for traceability

    Actions, checks and outputs remain visible and auditable.

  4. Modular deployment

    Start with one workflow, validate value, then expand to adjacent tasks.

How an agent works

Whatever the workflow, every agent runs the same supervised loop

  1. Collect

    Picks up the inputs of the workflow: documents, statements, ledger extracts or emails.

  2. Read and extract

    Reads each document and extracts the data points the workflow needs.

  3. Check

    Applies your rules and controls: matching, thresholds, consistency with existing records.

  4. Prepare

    Suggests the output (a coding, a match, a routing) or flags what does not fit.

  5. Human in the loop

    Review

    A team member approves, corrects or escalates. Nothing moves on without the controls you set.

  6. Record

    Every action, check and decision is logged, so the work stays auditable.

Every output, ready for review

Your teams see what the agent did, why, and what needs their decision

  1. A clear status per item

    Each document shows what was extracted, what was matched and what was flagged.

  2. Reasons, not black boxes

    Every flag comes with the rule or the difference that triggered it.

  3. Decisions in one place

    Approve, correct or escalate: the decision and its author are recorded.

Illustrative screen with sample data.

From workflow pain point to custom agent

How we build an agent on request, step by step

  1. Discovery

    We start from your request: the workflow, its volumes, its pain points and who owns it today.

    Output

    A shared problem statement

  2. Map the workflow

    Identify repetitive tasks, inputs, controls and decision points.

    Output

    A workflow map

  3. Define the agent scope

    Select what the agent should extract, suggest, match, route or flag, and what stays with your teams.

    Output

    A written agent scope

  4. Build on your documents

    A first version is built and tested on sample documents from your own workflow.

    Output

    A working prototype

  5. Validate with users

    Test output quality with fund administrators and accounting teams, then adjust rules and thresholds.

    Output

    Validated outputs

  6. Deploy with controls

    Keep human approval, audit logs and escalation rules in the process.

    Output

    An agent in production

  7. Expand

    Start with one workflow, validate value, then expand to adjacent tasks.

    Output

    A roadmap of next workflows

Examples of target workflows

Where an agent takes the repetitive work off your teams

Document parsing

  1. Input

    Subscription forms, statements, contracts and notices.

  2. The agent

    Extracts the fields you need into a structured format.

  3. Human review

    Fields it is not sure about are sent for review.

  4. Output

    Clean, structured data ready for your systems.

GL coding support

  1. Input

    Supplier invoices and expense documents.

  2. The agent

    Suggests the general ledger account and the cost allocation.

  3. Human review

    An accountant confirms or corrects the coding.

  4. Output

    Coded entries ready for posting.

Invoice matching

  1. Input

    Invoices, purchase orders and service confirmations.

  2. The agent

    Matches the documents and checks amounts, dates and counterparties.

  3. Human review

    Differences are flagged with their reason.

  4. Output

    Matched invoices and a short list of exceptions.

Payment routing

  1. Input

    Approved invoices and payment instructions.

  2. The agent

    Prepares the payments and routes each one to the right approver.

  3. Human review

    Approvers validate before anything is executed.

  4. Output

    Payment batches ready for approval.

Cash application

  1. Input

    Bank statements and open receivables.

  2. The agent

    Allocates incoming payments to the matching open items.

  3. Human review

    Unallocated or partial payments are flagged.

  4. Output

    Up-to-date receivables.

Reconciliation support

  1. Input

    Bank, custody and ledger positions and transactions.

  2. The agent

    Compares them line by line and lists every break.

  3. Human review

    Each break is explained or corrected by the team.

  4. Output

    A reconciliation with documented breaks.

Tax preparation support

  1. Input

    Income statements and withholding tax documents.

  2. The agent

    Gathers and pre-fills the data the preparation needs.

  3. Human review

    The tax team reviews everything before filing.

  4. Output

    A prepared file, ready for review.

Anomaly detection

  1. Input

    Transactions and ledger postings.

  2. The agent

    Flags entries that break your rules or look unusual.

  3. Human review

    Each flag is reviewed and closed with a comment.

  4. Output

    A reviewed list of anomalies.

“The value is not generic AI. It is targeted automation built around the operating reality of funds, family offices and administrators.”

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Controls you set, not the agent

Supervision, traceability and escalation are configured with you

Human approval
Decide which outputs need an approval, and by whom.
Review thresholds
Below the level you set, the agent does not decide: it asks.
Escalation rules
Exceptions reach the right person, with the context to act.
Audit log
Every run, input, output and decision is recorded.
Scoped access
The agent only works with the data its workflow needs.

Questions we often get

About custom AI agents for fund operations

  • Repetitive, document-intensive and control-heavy tasks: reading documents, extracting data, matching, coding, routing and flagging exceptions. Decisions that need judgement stay with your teams.

  • No. Each agent is built for one workflow, with its own inputs, rules and outputs. It does a defined job inside your process.

  • Your teams. You decide which outputs need an approval, who approves them and when an exception is escalated. The agent prepares the work; people validate it.

  • It does not guess. Items below the review threshold, or that break a rule, are flagged with their reason and sent to the right person.

  • Before deployment, the agent is tested on sample documents from your workflow and its outputs are reviewed with the people who do the work today. Rules and thresholds are adjusted until they are validated.

  • The agent is designed around your existing process. Its inputs, outputs and the systems it connects to are defined with you when the scope is set.

  • Data access, hosting and retention are defined with you at scoping, in line with your security requirements. The agent only works with the data its workflow needs, and every action is logged.

  • Yes, and we recommend it. Start with one workflow, validate the value with your teams, then expand to adjacent tasks.

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