AssetOS
Your capital markets program, programmed.
Plural runs the structure, the draws, and the distributions as software — and reuses it across every site. Every obligation lives in one system, built from your facilities’ terms. Lenders get the proof they need, and your team just reviews and approves.
*Raise inquiries go straight to a Managing Director at Plural Brokerage LLC, a FINRA-member broker-dealer.
The platform
What operates on the AssetOS.
Seven modules, one system of record. Set the structure up once, and every site that follows reuses it.
Manage project structures
Spin up each site’s entity hierarchy, securities, and waterfall from a template.
Run the raise
Stand up offerings, track progress to target across share classes, and execute subscription documents.
Track investors by asset
One system of record for every investor across every site: commitments, funded and called capital, document status, and distributions.
Manage your debt facilities
Your whole debt book at a glance: committed, drawn, and undrawn across every facility.
Conditions precedent & draws
Track CPs to close and recurring CPs to draw on each facility. Submit funding notices and draws as a complete package lenders can approve in Plural or their own workflow.
Payments & waterfalls
Senior, mezzanine, and equity waterfalls executed automatically after approval, across every site. No spreadsheet to reconcile.
Execute MIPAs & closing docs
Templated document execution with online and offline signing, recorded where the deal already lives.
the co-pilot
The software drafts the request and runs the numbers. Your team makes the call. Nothing moves without your approval.
Plural is the deal’s memory. Every deadline, approval and sign-off in one record every party checks, which flags what’s due before anyone has to ask.
Where it sits
Not your system of work — your system of money.
You already run software that manages tasks and software that watches hardware. Plural is neither.
What it isn’t
Systems of work track tasks and machines.
Project-management tools know who owns which workstream, and asset-performance software knows what the plant produced and when it went down. Both are systems of work: they see the operations of the asset, not the obligations written into its financing.
What Plural runs
The financial life of the asset.
The register, the calendar, and the waterfall are the money side of the portfolio: what each document requires, what has been drawn and repaid, and who is owed what next. Operations data feeds the financing; Plural is where the financing lives.
Permanence
For the life of the asset.
Reporting leaves Plural in the formats your existing lenders and tax-equity investors already accept. Bringing a financing onto the system doesn’t ask your capital partners to change anything: the packages they rely on keep arriving, complete and on their dates.
The record outlives any one team member. Analysts move on and portfolios change hands, but the loan history, covenant tests, approvals, and payment records stay in the register, current and attributable, for the life of the asset.
$35B+
Raised or managed by the team³
$20B+
Portfolio-management experience⁴
$1B+
Capital sourced on Plural¹,⁵
100+
Institutional relationships¹,⁷
40+ yrs
Capital-markets advisory⁶
As of November 5, 2026. Notes 3, 4 and 6 are team figures covering transactions and experience over members’ careers, including at prior employers and before Plural was founded; they are not Plural transaction volume. Note 5 reflects capital sought under active Plural mandates, not capital raised. Full text in the footer.
engage
Make Plural your Co-pilot.
Bring one closed financing. A Managing Director will walk through how its register, calendar, and waterfall would run on Plural, with your team in command.