
The initial deployment identified a multi-million-dollar revenue recovery opportunity across about 5% of North American locations.
Manual extraction and reconciliation fall from weeks to days, and days to hours.
Agents that ingest, validate, and structure the documents behind every 401(k) plan audit, with each finding traceable to its source.
Ingests complex financial documents in whatever format they arrive, validates the extracted figures, and structures them for audit procedures.
Under ERISA, most 401(k) plans with 100 or more participants need an annual audit by an independent qualified public accountant, filed with Form 5500. Before substantive audit work can begin, someone has to pull the figures out of dense financial documents, then check and reconcile them.
At this firm, a fast-growing, private-equity-backed accounting and advisory practice serving middle-market clients, that step was slow, manual work. The people best qualified to judge whether a plan was operating as written spent their time finding and copying facts. The work is seasonal and deadline-driven, and growth made it worse: every new engagement brought the same hours with it.
The firm runs agents built on SeekrFlow, which supplies an ingestion layer that turns unstructured files into structured input, an agent builder that sets the model, instructions, and tools per task, and explainability that traces every finding back to its source.
For this engagement the agents take plan documentation in whatever format it arrives, validate the extracted figures, and structure them for the firm's audit procedures. The agents do the document work; auditors keep the judgment. Open-weight models leave the firm free of a single inference vendor.
Explainability is the reason the firm could proceed at all. It set one condition at the outset: AI had to meet its professional and regulatory standards. Every finding carries provenance back to the document it came from, so a reviewer can see how a result was produced and review it to the same standard as anything a staff auditor prepares.
Deployment follows the data: the platform runs wherever the firm's regulated plan documentation has to stay, air-gapped environments included. The engagement began with 401(k) auditing and is expected to extend to the firm's core advisory and audit workflows.
Seekr is behind this solution. Ask about putting benefit plan audit document work behind agents, and the MACH Alliance will put you in touch with the person who can answer.
Not ready to talk to anyone? MACH Insider is the Alliance mailing list. New solutions, program openings, and the research behind them, once a month.
Everyone credited on this solution
Every organization named here has a page listing the rest of its work on the Hub.

The initial deployment identified a multi-million-dollar revenue recovery opportunity across about 5% of North American locations.

Every completed load invoices itself from its own paperwork, at 10,000 to 15,000 bills of lading a month in production.

Field associates find and correct shelf problems on the first visit, and every visit leaves an auditable record for the brands served.
Contributor submission
The detail on this page comes from the contributor's own account of their own work. The MACH Alliance reviews a submission before publishing it and does not independently verify the figures in it.
What this page does not establish
Where this came from
Solution detail is drawn from Seekr's submission to the hub. The source does not name the firm, which it describes only as a fast-growing, private-equity-backed accounting and advisory practice serving middle-market clients.
Put your agentic solution in front of the enterprise leaders who use the hub to decide what to build next. Submissions are open to MACH Alliance Members, Collaborators, or Ambassadors.