Clark raises $11M to put autonomous Clerks on CPA audit teams

Founder Enes Witwit, an ex-SAP accounting AI engineer, says Clark's Clerks work through assigned audit areas alongside auditors, with licensed CPAs retaining sign-off.

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Primary source: PR Newswire Business Technology

Why it matters

Audit is a trust business with a labor shortage and a once-a-year product. If Clark's Clerks can work through assigned audit areas persistently and trace every figure to evidence, CPA firms gain capacity without adding staff, and continuous verification becomes a service firms can sell between audits. The guarantees Clark is offering will test whether AI vendors can be made to answer for audit work.

A white robot with a green flower emblem handles papers as a person writes on them beside a matching mug.

Clark founder and CEO Enes Witwit launched Clerks, an autonomous AI employee product for CPA audit teams, on November 2nd, alongside an $11 million seed round led by Touring Capital.…

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