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$100–130K / year · New York, US
Clark is an AI-native platform that automates audit workflows and back-office tasks for public accounting firms, with per-customer data isolation and human approval for critical decisions.
Clark is an AI-native platform for public accounting firms and audit professionals. It automates complex audit workflows and back-office tasks within customers' own environments, following the methodologies firms already use rather than imposing new ones. The company positions its work as trust infrastructure for the AI economy, and its product suite reflects that ambition: the Clark Platform handles audit workflows, while the Clark AI Operator takes on email, invoices, bookings and other operational tasks - with human approval required for critical decisions.
Technical rigour is central to the offering. Each customer's data is kept on separate hosted machines, with no client data shared between deployments - a data isolation model that speaks directly to the confidentiality requirements of audit work. The technical domains at play span artificial intelligence, AI agents, workflow automation and deployment isolation. This combination of AI capability and structural data security is what distinguishes the platform in a profession where accuracy and operational trust are non-negotiable.
Clark raised a $4.6 million seed round and is built and run by the Weblyfe team from an in-person base in New York City. The company practises what it sells: it runs its own operations on its own platform before deploying to customers, and its culture emphasises security, reliability, accuracy and safe AI adoption through a human-in-the-loop approach. Engineers and operators joining the team work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, audit and professional services - building systems where the standard is correctness, not merely speed.