Integration & licensing

Three ways to deploy it, four ways to license it

Portfolio 360 is designed to sit inside someone else's business. The integration path and the commercial model are chosen separately, so you are never forced into either.

Deployment models

Hosted white-label

We run the platform, you own the brand. Your theme, your domain, your terminology, your support flows.

  • Fastest route to market
  • No infrastructure work on your side
  • Single sign-on into your existing accounts

Embedded modules

Authenticated portfolio, performance and reporting views mounted inside your own application shell.

  • Keep your navigation and layout
  • Token-based session hand-off
  • Per-module rollout

API-first

Use Portfolio 360 purely as a portfolio accounting and analytics engine behind an interface you build.

  • Documented REST API
  • Webhooks for valuation and report events
  • You own the entire UI

How data flows

Positions and transactions come in, valuation and analytics happen in the engine, and results go out to whichever surface you licensed.

  Broker / custodian feeds ─┐
  Market data ──────────────┤
  CSV & manual holdings ────┼──▶  PORTFOLIO 360 ENGINE
  Your core system API ─────┘      · normalisation
                                   · valuation & FX
                                   · performance & risk
                                   · report generation
                                            │
              ┌─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┐
              ▼                             ▼                             ▼
      White-label app             Embedded modules                  REST API
      (your brand)                (inside your product)         (your own UI)
Layered white-label interface concept for Portfolio 360

A typical onboarding

Indicative timeline for a hosted white-label deployment. API-only integrations are usually faster; complex custodian estates take longer.

Week 1

Scoping & data mapping

Confirm asset coverage, data sources, entity model and reporting requirements.

Weeks 2–3

Connect & ingest

Wire up broker/custodian feeds, market data and historical positions; validate valuations.

Weeks 3–4

Brand & configure

Apply your theme, report templates, roles and permissions; configure model portfolios.

Weeks 5–6

UAT & go-live

Parallel-run against your existing numbers, train the team, then launch to clients.

Security & data posture

Licensees are regulated businesses, so the platform is built to survive their due diligence.

Access control

Role-based permissions, least-privilege defaults, SSO support and a full audit trail of every action.

Data handling

Encryption in transit and at rest, per-tenant isolation and configurable data residency for your jurisdiction.

Operational controls

Backups, point-in-time valuation records, retained report copies and documented incident procedures.

Licensing models

Every licence includes the core platform, updates and support. The difference is how it is metered.

Platform licence

Annual licence for brokerages and platforms deploying Portfolio 360 to their whole client base. Priced on platform scale, not seats.

Per-seat licence

For advisory and asset-management firms. Priced per adviser or operations seat, with unlimited client records within your tier.

AUM-tiered licence

Priced against assets under administration on the platform. Suits managers whose seat count is small relative to the book.

Embedded / OEM

For fintechs reselling portfolio functionality inside their own product, including API volume terms and co-branding rights.

Let's scope your integration

Bring your data sources and your client model — we'll tell you which deployment and licence fits.