For asset managers

One view of every estimate across the firm

Across desks and strategies, the firm's internal estimates live in hundreds of workbooks with no common view. Alpharepo syncs the models each team already keeps and gives the firm a single comparison against consensus, with each team's data kept apart.

Unlimited
analyst seats
  • Firm-wide coverage grid, per team
  • Per-team data isolation
  • Unlimited seats, 15 min setup
  • Revision history on every line
Where the time goes

What the quarter looks like today

The same prep, rebuilt by hand, every three months.

Every desk runs its own process

Each team preps earnings its own way, in its own format, so the same question is answered differently across the firm.

No firm-wide view of the internal number

The internal estimate on a name held by three strategies sits in three workbooks, and reconciling them is a manual exercise.

Revisions have no audit trail

When an estimate changes, the previous value and the reason are gone. Consensus history is kept by the vendor; the internal history is kept by nobody.

New tooling means a migration

Every platform that promised a firm-wide view asked the desks to move their models into it, and the desks declined.

How Alpharepo fits

Set up once, from the models you already keep

Nothing leaves Excel. The comparison against consensus, the revision history and the sector view are built from the workbooks as they are.

  1. 1

    Firm-wide coverage grid, per team

    Every synced model across the firm against consensus in one grid, filtered by team, strategy or sector.

  2. 2

    Per-team data isolation

    Each team's models and estimates are isolated. Access across teams is a decision the firm makes, not a default. SOC 2 controls throughout.

  3. 3

    Unlimited seats, 15 min setup

    Add every analyst without counting seats. A desk goes from install to its first synced model in the same sitting.

  4. 4

    Revision history on every line

    Each change to an internal estimate is timestamped against consensus at the time, so the firm keeps its own history alongside the vendor's.

Questions

Questions from asset managers teams

Yes. Data is isolated per team by default. The firm decides which views, if any, are shared across teams, and can change that without touching the underlying models.

Your next earnings season, prepped once

Ten minutes with your own models shows you how it fits.