Clark Launches Autonomous AI Employees for Audit and Raises $11M Seed Round, Bringing Total Funding to $16M
Clark says its new Clerks agents review documents, run tests and prepare workpapers as more than 35 accounting firms use its tools.
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Clark raises $11M to launch autonomous AI employees that perform audits for CPA firms - Tech Startups
New York-based AI startup Clark has raised $11 million in seed funding and launched Clerks, autonomous AI employees that can carry out audit work for accounting firms without waiting for instructions at every step. The funding round was led by […] The post Clark raises $11M to launch autonomous AI employees that perform audits for CPA firms first appeared on Tech Startups.
Clark raises $11M to put AI 'Clerks' to work on company audits
New York startup Clark raised an $11M seed round led by Touring Capital and launched Clerks, AI agents that work through audits for CPA firms. More than 35 firms use its tools, it says, and it offers a 100% accuracy guarantee. New York startup Clark has raised an $11M seed round led by Touring Capital […] This story continues at The Next Web
Clark Launches Autonomous AI Employees for Audit and Raises $11M Seed Round, Bringing Total Funding to $16M
/PRNewswire/ -- Clark, which builds AI for the professionals who verify the economy, today launched Clerks, autonomous AI employees that perform audit work for...
The startup Clark collected $11 million to boost Clerks, AI agents who review documents and prepare audit evidence for accounting firms. The company states that more than 35 firms already use its tools and offer a 100% accuracy guarantee, although judgement decisions and final opinion remain in the hands of human auditors.
Clark Raises $11M Seed Round to Launch Autonomous AI Agents for Auditing
Clark, a New York-based artificial intelligence startup developing automation software for accounting firms, has raised $11 million in seed funding... The post Clark Raises $11M Seed Round to Launch Autonomous AI Agents for Auditing appeared first on citybiz.
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