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The family

Six industries the world
runs on. One reason
they've been underserved.

Their financials are too specific for general software and too vast for spreadsheets. Each one its own language, none of it on the public web.

The depth

Nothing about them
is general.

An AFE is not an invoice. A loss triangle is not a ledger. Each industry's finance runs on structures, data, and judgment that exist only inside it.

What's been missing

So the software
never reached them.

Horizontal tools flatten what makes each industry itself. One-off builds go deep once and never compound. The hardest industries have been left holding both halves of a bad trade.

The construct

Specific at the surface.
Shared at the core.

Every VectorOne system is built to the exact contours of its industry, from its source documents to its close. Underneath, one shared core carries what is hard everywhere: ingestion of operational data, deterministic calculation rules, the audit trail, and the record of every approval. What that core does for one industry, it does for the next.

BlackwellAFEs · royalty decks
Sentinelreserves · treaties
ThanosDCAA · indirect rates
Ledgerwaterfalls · capital calls
Helixpayer rules · denials
Meridianrate cases · capital plans
One shared core
BlackwellOil & GasThe financial operating layer for oil & gas.Read the brief →
SentinelInsuranceThe financial operating layer for carriers and reinsurers.In development
ThanosDefenseAudit-ready financial management for the contracting world.In development
LedgerPE & VCThe system of record for fund operations.In development
HelixHealthcareThe system of record for the revenue cycle.In development
MeridianUtilitiesThe financial layer for regulated infrastructure.In development