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Merging plans? See every difference before the trustees vote.

Plan Merger Document Tool compares the plan documents of every plan in a merger, provision by provision. It shows each difference that has to be resolved, with the page it comes from.

Funds in mergersPlan sponsorsERISA counsel

Illustrative example. Fictional plans and language.

Who it’s for

  • Multiemployer funds in a merger
  • Plan sponsors
  • ERISA counsel
  • Benefits consultants

When two or more plans have to become one, and someone has to know exactly what changes for whom.

The problem

The same benefit, written a different way in every plan.

What it does

The whole document set, compared by meaning.

01

Compares the whole set

SPDs, plan documents and amendments for every plan in the merger.

02

Matches provisions by meaning

Eligibility, benefits, limits and exclusions line up even when the wording differs.

03

Marks every difference

Each provision is marked modified, added or removed, plan by plan.

04

Cites every line

Each difference links to the page and language in each plan.

What you get

Outcomes your team and your board can see.

Weeks back

The comparison runs in minutes, so counsel spends its time on decisions.

Nothing missed

Every provision in every plan is compared, not a sample.

A clear decision record

Trustees see exactly what they are choosing between.

How it works

Three steps. One checkpoint.

Step 1

Upload

Upload each plan’s documents.

Step 2

SyncroDoc reads and cites

Provisions are matched across plans, and every difference is cited.

Step 3

Your team decides

Counsel and trustees decide how the merged plan reads.

How the platform works →
Nothing files automatically Every difference cites its page Single-tenant, never used for training Security and vendor review →

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See Plan Merger Document Tool on your own documents.

Bring the plans in your merger. We will show you every difference, with its page.

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