Data collection agents
Retrieve approved statements, reports, trade files, and supporting documents from the places your team checks manually.
Add managed automation, digital onboarding, tokenized records, and modern client-facing experiences around the administration platform you already operate.
Peregrine targets the work surrounding the NAV engine: collecting data, structuring it, moving it between systems, checking results, and preparing client outputs.
Retrieve approved statements, reports, trade files, and supporting documents from the places your team checks manually.
Transform inconsistent source files into the formats required by accounting, transfer agency, and reporting systems.
Match records across banks, brokers, exchanges, custody, and ledgers, leaving reviewers with a bounded exception list.
Give managers and investors a branded path for onboarding, document delivery, and approved self-service information.
Keep approved onchain ownership records synchronized with the administrator’s official register and operating controls.
Prepare recurring reports, notices, and operating summaries from controlled source data for human approval.
Interfaces, reports, portals, and workflow notifications can be aligned with the administrator’s brand and service model. Peregrine operates as the delivery and automation layer behind the experience.
Each workflow starts with observed production inputs, runs in parallel, and moves into controlled operation only after the output and exception model are accepted.
Map the current process, files, tools, decisions, and evidence requirements.
Run the new workflow beside the existing process and compare every outcome.
Validate controls, ownership, exception handling, and operational documentation.
Promote the workflow with monitoring, review thresholds, and a clear support path.
Analysts collect statements one portal at a time.
AfterApproved sources arrive in a monitored intake queue.
Operations reformat and upload the same data repeatedly.
AfterMapped records are prepared for the target platform automatically.
Reviewers search across email and folders for evidence.
AfterEach run carries its source, transformation, approval, and exception history.
Integration details depend on the administrator’s systems, access methods, security controls, and client responsibilities.
No. The typical implementation connects to the core platforms already approved and focuses on the manual work before, between, and after those systems.
Yes. Shared components can be reused while each client workflow keeps its own inputs, controls, schedules, destinations, and reviewer permissions.
The process is mapped, run in shadow mode, compared with the current output, reviewed by accountable stakeholders, and promoted with documented thresholds and support ownership.
Yes. Eligible portals, reports, status pages, and notifications can be configured as a white-label administrator experience.
We will map the current path, identify the control points, and show how it can move through shadow mode into managed operation.
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