Benefit Plans in Play
Recently funded companies whose Form 5500 filing names their plan, their headcount — and the incumbent carrier you'd be displacing.
What the signal is
Every U.S. company that sponsors a retirement or welfare benefit plan files a Form 5500 with the Department of Labor. Fundz ingests the full filing corpus (over a million filings a year), matches plan sponsors to companies in the Fundz graph, and cross-references them with verified funding events. The result: companies that raised in the last 24 months and have a benefit plan on record — with the filing's participant count, plan-year renewal timing, and (for larger plans) the incumbent insurance carrier and broker commissions from Schedule A.
Why funded + filed is the moment
Fresh capital
Outgrowing their plan
Renewal timing
Named incumbent
Where to find it
Filter Companies in Motion (app.fundz.net/companies) by the Benefit Plans in Play chip — score-ranked, re-scored daily, with every drawer filter available. Or ask by voice or command bar: “whose benefit plans are up for renewal?”
Each company's profile carries a Benefit Plans (Form 5500) panel — the plan list with participant counts, the next renewal window, the insurance carrier, and the incumbent broker of record with commissions. For the push side, click “Email me new entries daily” in the chip's explainer: one email after the morning re-score, only on days new companies enter the cohort. Drafting outreach with SmartSend automatically leads with the renewal date and incumbent carrier.