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The whole plan.

Retirement plan advisers

Start the conversation with what changed.

Review reported compensation, named holdings, provider history and disclosed forfeiture balances with the filing year in view.

• Compare reported fee context within relevant peer groups.
• Follow adviser and service-provider relationships across years.
• Keep follow-up activity connected to the plan record.

Peer comparisons and forfeiture balances direct diligence; neither alone establishes a fiduciary breach.

Auditors & CPA firms

Know the filing before the first call.

Build a prospect universe from filing history, then review the prior engagement and available attachments.

• Screen first-audit transitions with participant history and filing-category context.
• Inspect reported opinion language and the attachment inventory.
• Review auditor changes and disclosed contribution matters.

A standard ERISA §103(a)(3)(C) election is normal scope context, not an audit-quality defect. Audit screening requires professional confirmation.

TPAs & administrators

Make the next handoff more informed.

See the plan’s population, filing category and provider history together before coordinating with the sponsor or auditor.

• Review participant-with-account-balance history and prior filing category.
• Find form types, plan characteristics, amendments and the latest indexed year.
• Connect sponsor, plan-family and service-provider context.

Recordkeepers & providers

See relationships across the market.

Follow reported provider changes and the retirement and welfare plans connected to an employer.

• Compare provider additions, exits and changes by filing year.
• Review plan populations, assets and reported service arrangements.
• Keep market context connected to opportunities and next actions.

Public-company relationships may identify 11-K filers; direct SEC document linking remains in development.

Free view · planned

Plan sponsors

Ask better questions about your plan.

A free sponsor view is planned to make your public plan record easier to understand and discuss with the professionals serving it.

• Planned access to relevant peer and reported fee context.
• Planned views of filed audit reports and provider relationships.
• Source-linked questions to support conversations with your advisers.

The sponsor view is not currently available. It will not grade audit quality or certify plan compliance.