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Stavtar is a financial software company serving complex alternative‑asset managers. Its ecosystem (StavPay, StavComp, StavOrg, StavMarket) automates spend management, compensation, legal entity governance, and vendor engagement. The platform centralizes vendors, contracts, invoices, compensation data, and legal entity structures, providing audit‑ready transparency and scalable workflows for private equity, hedge funds, real estate, family offices, and other alternative managers.

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Core product

StavPay – end‑to‑end spend management, invoice processing, allocations, ACH payments, audit trails, dashboards StavComp – compensation management, accruals, amortization, forecasting, employee repository, compensation letters, deferrals, clawbacks StavOrg – legal entity management (structures, ownership, signatories, communications, financial visibility) StavMarket – embedded vendor marketplace integrated into StavPay, connecting 10,000+ vendors to alternative managers

Use cases

Expense allocation automation Invoice processing & ACH payments Compensation accruals, amortization, forecasting Legal entity governance, Vendor discovery & benchmarking, Audit‑ready reporting, Multi‑entity, multi‑fund financial visibility, Scalable fund finance operations

Integrations

Integrates with general ledgersbankswire platformsfund administratorssoft‑dollar providerscredit card platformsand other third‑party systems; Automated invoice ingestionACH paymentsallocation workflows; Vendor marketplace integrated directly into spend management (StavMarket); Compensation engine integrated with StavPay (StavComp → StavPay)

Workflow stages

Spend ingestion → allocation → approval → payment → reporting → auditCompensation modeling → accruals → forecasting → reconciliation → year‑end process Legal entity creation → ownership tracking → governance → financial visibilityVendor discovery → engagement → benchmarking (StavMarket)

Portfolio focus

Private equity; hedge funds; real estate; family offices; alternative asset managers; complex multi‑entity businesses