Infrastructure purpose-built for Fund Ops
Escape integration hell. Move to a workflow-as-code platform designed to deliver real automation to your firm—without the vendor lock-in.
The freedom to build, the speed to buy.
No Vendor Lock-In
Built on open-source rails. You own your logic. If you ever leave, you can take your runbooks and run them on your own infrastructure. You are never held hostage.
Freedom to Build
Our "Workflow-as-Code" architecture gives you unlimited possibilities. Start with our pre-built libraries, then customize any logic you need without platform constraints.
Cheaper than Building
Stop reinventing the wheel. We act as your specialized infrastructure team, maintaining the complex security, scaling, and integrations so you don't have to.
One control plane for every entity.
Manage hundreds of distinct client tenants, segregate data instantly, and orchestrate schedules from a single glass pane.
Enterprise-Grade Foundation.
Centralized Workspace
See all your entities or clients in one place. Monitor runbook health, manage schedules, and route tasks across your entire portfolio from a single dashboard.
Data-Segregated Tenants
Strict isolation. Assign clients to specific data regions or dedicated warehouses (Snowflake, Databricks, Fabric) to meet residency and privacy requirements.
Open Source Core
Our SDK and runner agents are open source. Inspect the code, contribute to the library, or run the workers in your own private VPC for maximum security.
Identity & Access
Enterprise SSO (SAML/OIDC), Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and full audit logging of every user action and system event.
Secured by design.
Run it your way.
| Feature | Managed Service (SaaS) | Self-Hosted (Enterprise) |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Microsoft Azure (Multi-Region) | Your Private Cloud (Azure) |
| Data Platform | Fabric, Databricks, Snowflake | Fabric, Databricks, Snowflake |
| Maintenance | Fully Managed by Ntropii | Managed by Your Team |
| Updates | Automatic | Controlled Release |
| SLA | 99.9% Uptime Guarantee | Custom |