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For ops teams drowning in PDFs · Aqua Document Intelligence

Where do your doc hours go?

K-1s, capital calls, distribution notices, NAVs, sub docs — every alts position generates a stack of PDFs that someone manually keys in. See where the time goes, what tax season looks like, and what gets automated.

Target
Ops leads, fund admins, and CFOs at fund managers and wealth managers — anyone whose team is hand-keying capital calls, K-1s, and distribution notices into spreadsheets.
Fund Manager Wealth Manager Ops Lead · CFO
Hook
Quantifies the weekly hour-drain on manual doc extraction and shows the tax-season spike that breaks teams every March. Output: a heatmap of pain by month and document type.
Hours/wk Tax-season spike $ saved with DI
Funnel
Drives to Aqua Document Intelligence. The CTA opens a demo where we run their actual sample doc through the extraction pipeline live — same-meeting proof.
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Your doc volume

Quick estimates — refine to see the heatmap shift.

Total alts investors 2,500
# of alts products on platform 25
Statement frequency
Document types you handle 5
K-1s Capital calls Distribution notices NAV statements Sub docs PPM amendments Side letters
Ops team handling docs 4 FTE
Annual hours on manual extraction
8,200 hrs/yr
3.9 FTE of pure document-handling. Aqua Document Intelligence automates ~80% of this.
Annual cost
$655K
Tax-season spike (Mar–Apr)
3.6×
Avg time per doc
11 min

Hours by month — current state

Steady-state ~ 680 hrs/mo Tax-season peak: 2,400 hrs in March

Hours by document type

Doc type
Annual share
Min/doc
Hrs/yr

Manual today

$655K
Annual cost of doc ops
  • K-1 keying15-25 MIN
  • Capital call entry5-10 MIN
  • NAV reconciliation3-5 MIN
  • Tax season scramble3-4× LOAD

With Document Intelligence

$148K
Annual cost (incl. platform fee)
  • Auto-extract → structuredSECONDS
  • Human-in-the-loop reviewON-EXCEPTION
  • Auto-NAV updateREAL-TIME
  • Tax season smoothed1.4× LOAD
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Indicative · Based on industry benchmarks
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