Which investor portal does SEI use?
Investor portal software that SEI puts in front of investors in the funds it administers, compiled from public sources, with what each product offers for API, MCP and SFTP access.
Known funds and portals
Each row is a portal that investors in SEI-administered funds are known to see. Rows marked administrator-wide apply to funds SEI administers in general rather than to one named fund.
| Fund or operator | Portal name | Software | Country | Confidence | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Funds administered by SEIAdministrator-wide portal | SEI investor portal | Not identified | United States | Unknown | SEI client logins list SEI Access (altigo.io) for alternative fund managers and SEI Access Marketplace for wealth managers, no LP login (seic.com). Archway is a family office platform (sale to Aquiline reported 2025), not an LP portal. |
Confidence: 0 confirmed, 0 likely, 1 unknown. Confirmed means a public source from the administrator, operator or vendor names the software. Likely means it is inferred from indirect evidence. Unknown means the portal exists but its software is not identified.
Getting documents from SEI-administered funds programmatically
The software behind SEI's investor portal is not identified in the registry yet, so its access channels are unknown. Investors can still ask the fund manager or SEI whether statements and notices are available as a data feed (SFTP or partner API) or as email notifications, and whether delegated access for a service provider is permitted. The guide to partner-only portal access explains what those arrangements usually look like, and the guide to automating capital call notices covers what you can do with email alone.
Correct or add to this page
This page is generated from registry/deployments.json, which is open data and mostly unverified. If you work at SEI, a fund it administers or a portal vendor and something here is wrong or missing, email hello@openinvestorportal.com or open a pull request with a public source. We correct entries promptly.
Frequently asked questions
Which investor portal does SEI use?
SEI runs an investor portal for the funds it administers, but the underlying software is not identified in the registry yet.
How can I get documents from SEI-administered funds automatically?
Identify which portal product your fund uses, then ask the fund manager or SEI whether statements and notices can be sent as an SFTP or API feed to you or your service provider. Email notifications can also trigger your own workflow. Always check the portal's terms first.
How reliable is this SEI data?
It is community research compiled from public sources such as administrator websites, press releases and vendor case studies. Each deployment is marked confirmed, likely or unknown. Corrections are welcome by email to hello@openinvestorportal.com or by pull request.
Is OpenInvestorPortal affiliated with SEI?
No. OpenInvestorPortal is an independent open registry. It is not affiliated with SEI or with the portal vendors listed.