Structural Intelligence for Private Equity Funds

Transform scattered entity data into one current picture of every fund, holding company and portfolio company.

Built from the spreadsheets, Visio charts and counsel’s documents you already have, and kept right as deals close and portfolios change.

  • 150+firms
  • 25,000+professionals
  • 85,000+visuals
  • 2025ALM Product of the Year

What in-house teams create in StructureFlow

Entity register and ownership chart kept in sync: changing Harbor Point to 80% in the register updates the chart

Every portfolio company, in one place

Clean, navigable charts of every fund, holding company and portfolio company, with jurisdictions, directors and recent deals attached.

One master fund structure cut into a lender view, an LP view and a KYC view

Answers without the back-and-forth

Who the directors are, where an entity sits and who owns it - without days of emails to counsel.

StructureFlow step plan showing Step 1, Form NewCo, and Step 2, Contribute stock

Before and after every deal

Map the acquisition structure, add-ons and refinancings, and keep a history of how each structure changed.

One structure that tax, legal, finance and treasury all work from.

Private Equity Wire US Awards 2026

ShortlistedNewcomer of the Year: Technology Provider

Built for the tax, legal and compliance teams at private equity funds

  • TaxSpot planning opportunities across the portfolio, instead of relying on what a few people remember.
  • LegalEntity details, directors and formation documents in one place - and outside counsel used in a smarter, more targeted way.
  • ComplianceOwnership and control for KYC, lender and regulator requests, from the same structure every time.
“We use StructureFlow as a communication tool, a collaboration tool, with the third parties we work with — clients, accountants, private equity. There is so much room to grow and put StructureFlow in the center of that.”
Nick PryorNick PryorDirector of Knowledge & Innovation, Freeths

Model the fund before you commit to it.

See StructureFlow on your own structure.