WealthSphere is integrated client management software for trust, corporate and family office service providers. Its modules include CRM, entity administration, document management, trust and company accounting, asset management, compliance workflow, billing, fund administration and customer portals. The product is available as cloud SaaS or on-premise software, with web and self-hosted listed as its platforms. The CRM supports KYC/CDD compliance, communications, task workflows, automated onboarding and digital ID verification, and is described as supporting CRS and FATCA requirements. LiveFile provides encrypted document control and search, with links to compliance and accounting data. Accounting covers multiple currencies and entities, a General Ledger, asset management, enterprise billing and timesheet work-in-progress. The Administrator module manages companies, trusts, foundations and partnerships across jurisdictions, with compliance, document generation and automation tools. NAVSphere handles open and closed funds, including NAV calculations integrated with the General Ledger, scheduled fees and reporting, and is positioned for small or emerging funds. The maker says DigiHub, developed by Vega Technology, supports onboarding and digital ID verification. WealthSphere also offers migration from TrustQuay, Quantios and Viewpoint, with ongoing support during and after migration. Pricing is modular: customers can license selected modules, with pricing scaled to user count and jurisdictions; a tailored quote is available by booking a demo. WealthSphere is a product of enSynergy, whose co-founder is described as having founded the company in 2000.
Who it is for
WealthSphere suits trust and corporate service providers, fiduciary firms, fund administrators and family offices that need client, entity, document and accounting workflows in one system. The maker also names company formation agencies, company secretaries, and law and accountancy firms as audiences.
What is good
- Modules cover CRM, entity administration, documents, accounting, billing and fund administration.
- CRM supports KYC/CDD, CRS and FATCA requirements.
- Accounting handles multiple currencies and entities.
- NAVSphere links fund NAV calculations with the General Ledger.
- Available as cloud SaaS or on-premise software.
- Migration support is offered for TrustQuay, Quantios and Viewpoint.
What to know first
- Pricing is available by tailored quote after booking a demo.
- Modular pricing scales to user count and jurisdictions.
Verdict
Choose WealthSphere if your trust, corporate or family office service needs span client management, entity administration, accounting and compliance workflows. Its modular pricing lets organizations license selected modules, while the tailored quote process requires booking a demo.
Get started with WealthSphere
- Visit the WealthSphere website.
- Book a demo to request a tailored quote.
- Select the modules needed for your work.
- Discuss user count and jurisdictions for modular pricing.
- Choose cloud SaaS or on-premise deployment.
- Arrange migration support if moving from TrustQuay, Quantios or Viewpoint.
Limits to know first
The modular plan licenses only selected modules, and pricing scales to user count and jurisdictions. A tailored quote is available by booking a demo.
Questions about WealthSphere
How is WealthSphere priced?
It uses modular pricing, scaled to user count and jurisdictions. A tailored quote is available by booking a demo.
Can WealthSphere be self-hosted?
Yes. The product is available as cloud SaaS or on-premise software; its listed platforms are web and self-hosted.
What does the CRM cover?
It supports KYC/CDD compliance, communications, task workflows, automated onboarding and digital ID verification, as well as CRS and FATCA requirements.
Does WealthSphere include accounting and entity management?
Yes. Its accounting supports multiple currencies and entities, and its Administrator module manages companies, trusts, foundations and partnerships across jurisdictions.
Can WealthSphere help with migration?
The company offers migration from TrustQuay, Quantios and Viewpoint, with ongoing support during and after migration.
Who makes WealthSphere?
WealthSphere is presented as a product by enSynergy. Its co-founder is described as having founded the company in 2000.
WealthSphere plans and pricing
All plansCompared on family office software
- Consolidated reporting
- Yes
- Investment accounting
- Yes
- Entity management
- Yes
- Document management
- Yes
- Workflow automation
- Yes
- Data import methods
- automated
