Fund finance teams running their allocations on Ceviche.

Eighteen or more entities, off spreadsheets, without moving a ledger.

How Flybridge unified quarterly allocations across 18+ fund entities

Fund entities
18+
General ledger
QuickBooks Online
AP system
Bill.com

Before

Quarterly allocations ran in spreadsheets on top of QuickBooks Online and Bill.com.

With Ceviche

Allocations run through Ceviche and post to QuickBooks Online. Every allocation traces back to source documentation with a full audit trail, and year-end support is a PDF pull instead of a fire drill.

Flybridge team
Ceviche streamlines our close process, organizes our data for audits, and drafts entries for our fund admin, all in a single workflow.
Kassie Ablondi
Matt Guiney
Kassie Ablondi, Senior Accountant and Matt Guiney, Chief Financial OfficerFlybridge Capital

What Flybridge did not have to change

Nobody migrated a ledger

Ceviche sits between the AP system they already use and the GL they already close in, and posts the entries there.

The controller still owns the close

The accounting team runs Ceviche themselves. Rule changes and reports are self-serve.

Support comes attached to the entry

Each allocation keeps its source document, the methodology that was live on the posting date and the approver. Auditors get the support without anyone rebuilding it from scratch.

Where these teams start

We spoke with 80 fund finance teams in 2026. This is where most of them were starting from.

Still allocate in Excel
81%
65 of 80 teams
Call legal invoices the hardest
63%
50 of 80 teams
Have an audit-trail gap
49%
39 of 80 teams
Spend on allocation each quarter
1 to 5 days
manual splits and rekeying

From The State of Fund Expense Allocation 2026, 80 fund finance teams interviewed.

Ceviche

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