Direct investments, funds, co-investments, and now credit — consolidated across every trust, LLC, and family member, in one system built for how family capital is actually structured.
Built forSingle Family OfficesMulti-Family OfficesFamily Trusts & LLCs
01Multi-Entity Management
Total visibility, one dashboard, every entity.
Trusts, LLCs, and individual accounts each stay separately tracked for tax and legal purposes — but roll up into one consolidated view for the family.
Consolidated account tracking across trusts, LLCs, and individuals
Direct investments, funds, and co-investments in one place
Reports scoped to a single entity or the whole family
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Consolidated Holdings - All Entities
Holdings by Entity
Entity
Value
Family Trust I
$28,410,000
Britten Holdings LLC
$14,205,500
Direct — Individual
$6,890,000
Co-Invest Vehicle II
$9,113,913
Total Family Portfolio
Across 4 entities
$58,619,413
02 / Why family offices switch
Built for structures spreadsheets were never meant to hold.
01
No more siloed data
Direct deals, fund commitments, and co-investments stop living in separate files that never quite agree with each other.
02
Reporting for every stakeholder
Generate a report for a family member, the accountant, or a board advisor — scoped to exactly what they should see.
03
Credit and equity, together
As the family deploys into private credit alongside equity, both live in the same system with one reporting standard.
A day with Seraf
A quarter-end for a Family Office Controller
8:00 AM
Pulls consolidated value
Total family portfolio value across four entities, ready before the family call — no manual roll-up.
10:00 AM
Preps board materials
A report scoped to the family’s outside board advisor, showing only what they’re meant to see.
1:00 PM
Reconciles a new co-investment
A direct deal alongside a fund commitment is logged against the right entity.
3:00 PM
Shares family statement
A family member logs into their own portal to see just their slice of the portfolio.
“As someone who has almost two dozen private investments I find Seraf to be an invaluable organizational tool. I use it to reference terms of transactions, store and maintain documents, and update valuations. It saves hours of organization, along with file cabinets of documents. Also I invest on behalf of several family trust accounts which Seraf is able to keep separated and track individually. It solves one of my biggest concerns with so many private investments which is how can someone access all my investments efficiently in case I am incapacitated.”
BARRY COFFMAN · Single Family Office
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Questions we get asked
Can we track multiple trusts, LLCs, and individuals separately?
Yes — each entity is tracked independently for tax and legal purposes, and rolls up into a consolidated family view.
Do you handle illiquid direct investments, not just fund commitments?
Yes — direct investments, co-investments, and fund commitments are all tracked side by side.
Can different family members see different things?
Yes — access and reports are scoped per person, entity, or stakeholder, down to what a specific advisor should see.
Are you adding private credit for family offices deploying into loans?
Yes — Private Credit is launching Fall 2026, in the same system as your equity and direct deals.
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