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Welcome to SPAC Automation LLC
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SPAC Automation LLC was formed to cater to the needs in the mergers and acquisitions market space. The team is made up of professionals with significant experience in Accounting, Auditing, Mergers and Acquisitions, Cyber/Cloud Security and Infrastructure, Business Process Improvement, and more. We believe these requisite skillets are critical to what we do and how we serve our clients.
Throughout the SPAC lifecycle as shown below, we provide end-to-end value to our clients by making sure financial statements and data necessary to meet regulatory compliance are provided to allow SPAC focus on the ultimate goal of de-SPAC.
We are pragmatic, value driven, and forward thinkers that explore opportunities to do our part to ensuring M&A transactions evolve at an optimal speed.
Services We Offer
As a start-up company, we continuously take the pulse of the M&A landscape to determine where automation is needed to improve the speed of transaction from SPAC formation through post business combination.
We currently offer services in the B2B space to accounting firms that facilitate the preparation of financial statements for Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs). Automation services that can be performed with our SART tool include the following:
1. Face financials i.e. Balance Sheet (BS), Income statement (IS), Statement of Stockholders Equity (SOSE), Statement of Cash Flows (SOCF) for the following SEC filings:
- Initial form S-1 filing
- Form S-1/A financial statements with comparative periods
- Form 8-K and related fair value disclosures (contains only audited BS but equity rollforwards are required by auditors for audit purposes)
- Lookback Form 10-Qs
- Form 10-Q for Q1-Q3
- Form 10-K
2. Capitalization and dilution tables included in form S-1, Form S-1/A
3. Notes to financial statements tables:
- Earnings per share footnote disclosures and supporting calculations
- Fair value footnotes (Asset and liabilities)
- Change in fair value footnote (with historical and YTD)
4. Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) template, including financial data from the current and prior periods.
5. Account reconciliations through pivot tables
6. Vendor management and controls for accuracy of vendor balances
7. Chart of accounts and trial balance