Bluesand

Private equity

Multiply what your portfolio
finance teams can do

We work with funds and the companies they own to modernise the finance function: a faster close, less manual work, and reporting that arrives without being chased.

Deployed, not migrated

Each company keeps the ERP it runs today.

A close their team can run

Lean finance teams carry more without a hire.

Reporting you stop chasing

Packs arrive on a cadence, not on request.

For the firm

What the partnership looks like

You make the introduction and set the standard you want to see. We do the deployment work, company by company, without pulling your operating team into it.

Start where finance is the constraint

Point us at the companies where the close is slipping or the team is under-built. Nothing has to be mandated across the portfolio to be worth doing.

One standard, not one system

Every company keeps its own ERP and still reports the same way, which is what makes holdings comparable at fund level.

Exit-ready as you go

Evidence and sign-off history accumulate from the first close, so a sale process draws on the system instead of a scramble through old files.

For your portfolio companies

What changes for the finance team

The company owns the tool and the outcome. It is their close that gets faster and their team that stops doing the manual work.

The close stops slipping

Reconciliations, accruals and tie-outs are prepared before anyone opens them. Review and sign-off is what is left to do.

Reporting without the rebuild

Board and lender packs are generated from the books with commentary attached, instead of being reassembled in a spreadsheet every month.

Headcount stays flat

Volume grows and entities get added, and the finance team does not have to grow with them.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How the partnership works, who owns it, and what diligence gets to see.

See what your portfolio
companies would get

We'll walk one company through it end to end: what goes live, how long it takes, and what the fund sees at the other end.