K-1 Aggregation demo

Collects every Schedule K-1 and K-3 an investor receives and extracts it for the tax team 1:35

What the demo shows

Collects every Schedule K-1 and K-3 an investor receives and extracts it for the tax team

A roster lists every K-1 each investor entity expects, one row per fund holding, with missing K-1s at the top and the days left to that investor's own deadline. Seven agents work it. The Collector gathers each document from GP portals, email and file drops; the Extraction agent reads every box, code and K-3 part in any language, citing the page; the Footnote agent turns statements into tax codes (UBTI, Section 199A, state withholding) and stops to ask below 90% confidence; the Estimate agent compares each final with its estimate, explains every swing with its footnote and shows what it changes in the investor's return; the Tie-out agent checks the K-1 against the books and last year's K-1; the Follow-up agent pursues late K-1s on a cadence counted back from the deadline; the Export agent builds the tax software import. An analyst reviews, the tax manager approves the export, and operations approves every message to a GP.

Transcript

  1. K-1 Aggregation gathers every K-1 and K-3 an investor receives and reads it for tax teams.
  2. K-1s can arrive as late as September 15th, days before the investor's return.
  3. Quillfield's Fund of Funds expects 214 K-1s, 171 are in.
  4. Missing one sit on top, with each GP's promised date.
  5. Overnight, the Collector agent pulled Harlow growth 3's final K1.
  6. The extraction agent read every box and footnote, citing each page.
  7. Against the estimate, box 1 fell from $95,000 to minus 1, $82,000.
  8. The estimate agent traced it to footnote 4 and showed the downstream effect.
  9. Analyst Hannah Kobayashi accepts the final.
  10. tax manager Elena Varga approves the revised export.
  11. Every figure cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
  12. Result, 2031 finals read, 64 swings caught before export.
  13. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.