Tech news: EisnerAmper auditors will have new AI Audit Design Agent

Published March 13, 2026 12:23 PM

Updated March 13, 2026 12:45 PM

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EisnerAmper auditors will have new AI Audit Design Agent; Digits' payroll integrations goes from 1 to 18; Campfire announces Ember Agents; and other news and updates from the accounting tech world.

EisnerAmper auditors will have new AI Audit Design Agent

EisnerAmper's office building in Metropark/Iselin, N.J.

EisnerAmper office building in Metropark/Iselin, N.J.

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Top 25 firm EisnerAmper said its auditors will now be equipped with a new EisnerAI Audit Design Agent, developed in cooperation with Microsoft. It will act as a research and insight partner that helps auditors synthesize information across systems and identify key patterns, encouraging them to consider additional perspectives to accelerate risk assessment, reduce the likelihood of errors or discrepancies, and elevate the quality and efficiency of the entire client engagement. The AI agent performs preparation and assembly tasks, interprets information, and applies professional standards in developing insights and analysis. The Audit Design Assistant is currently in deployment and will be used across all EisnerAmper audits in 2026.

Digits' payroll integrations goes from 1 to 18

AI-native ledger solution Digits announced that businesses and accounting firms can now synchronize payroll data with 18 additional providers beyond its existing Gusto integration directly into the Digits ledger. With this launch, businesses can connect payroll systems they already use, including ADP Run, ADP Workforce Now, Paychex Flex, Paylocity, QuickBooks Online Payroll, Square Payroll, UKG Pro and more without manual exports or file uploads. When a payroll run completes, the data flows directly into the Digits AGL, categorized and booked automatically with no exports, uploads or manual adjustments required. Payroll expenses also map to departments automatically, giving teams visibility into headcount spending.

Campfire announces Ember Agents

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Accounting automation solutions provider Campfire launched Ember Agents, described as AI workers built specifically for accounting that handle recurring work such as transaction matching, AP and AR processing, accruals, anomaly detection and flux analysis. Businesses can set them up once. They run continuously in the background, surfacing findings for a team to review before anything posts. In addition, there are on-demand agents that handle the work that happens on a schedule, including period-over-period flux analysis, close prep and board reporting. The agents are set up once and are then added to a monthly close checklist and run the same way every period. Users can control exactly how much an agent acts. Built-in confidence thresholds let the user set where the line sits between auto-applied and needs review. Ember Agents includes a suite of agents across accounts payable, accounts receivable, transaction matching and categorization, transaction and accounting policy monitoring, accruals management and flux analysis. On-demand agents integrate directly into a monthly close checklist. Every agent can surface findings in Slack or email so the team stays informed without having to log into the system.

Remitan rolls out new Tax Payment API

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Remitan, a payments and tax platform, announced its Tax Payment API, designed to help tax software providers and accounting firms close the loop on the final mile of tax. It gives tax professionals a way to initiate, track, reconcile and report client tax payments across jurisdictions. It also enables partners to embed payment initiation, validation and confirmation directly into their own ecosystems. By providing a single gateway to multiple tax jurisdictions, Remitian reduces the need for manual bank portal entries. While many firms and individuals still rely on government portals and bank sites for tax payments, Remitian offers a unified, AI-assisted experience that integrates initiation through reconciliation. the announcement of the release came at the same time the company said it raised a $7 million seed round that will accelerate product development and go-to-market as the company expands its footprint with North American partners, including accounting firms, wealth managers and global financial institutions. The round includes participation from accounting investor Ryan Lazanis, Aprio CEO Richard Kopelman, Koho CEO Daniel Eberhard, Cambrian founding partner Rex Salisbury and the CEOs of HubSync and Aiwyn. The cap table reflects a deliberate strategy to pair capital with operator-level expertise in accounting technology and financial services.

Jump releases advisory AI platform

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Financial advisory solutions provider Jump announced a major addition to its product lineup: an AI Operating System for advisors designed to power the modern advisory firm across the entire client lifecycle. The new structure organizes Jump's capabilities into three integrated products — Meet, Grow and Operate — built around a unified operating system that is included with all products. Meet provides advisor-built workflows, deep tech-stack integrations and configurable outputs. Grow helps identify what separates your best advisors from the rest and spreads best practices through the entire advisor network with actionable insights, referrals, signals, playbooks, engagement analytics and performance scorecards. Operate streamlines intake, email and document workflows with secure system syncing, converting activity into structured, compliant data. All products are powered by the AI Operating System, which ingests firm-wide data across meetings, emails and external systems of record to create a shared intelligence layer across the business.

Zone and Co. launches Zone Control Center

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Finance ERP provider Zone & Co. announced the launch of Zone Control Center. This release provides finance teams with a unified command interface to orchestrate intelligence and action directly within the ERP. It serves as the primary cockpit for Zoe, Zone's agentic orchestration layer. The Zone Control Center provides Zoe's subject matter agents a centralized hub to execute tasks across the entire Zone platform, such as managing subscription risk or automating reconciliations. The initial release of Zone Control Center is available to Zone's procure-to-pay clients using ZoneCapture. Within accounts payable, finance teams gain a unified, real-time view of invoice processing, approvals, payments and operational metrics directly inside the ERP. Zone Control Center is now available globally to ZoneCapture customers. Additional releases throughout 2026 will expand Zone Control Center across the entire Zone platform and progressively replace manual workflows with agentic interactions.

Partnerships and integrations

Document management software company SuiteFiles announced a new integration with Australian small business software provider MYOB as part of the expansion of its new platform designed to help professional service practices migrate to more connected workspaces. The MYOB integration enables accounting firms to automatically import and structure their client contact data directly in the SuiteFiles workspace. By connecting client information with document creation, review, signing and delivery workflows, firms can work from up-to-date data without manually reconciling records across systems or having to switch between platforms. Throughout 2026, the company plans to expand its integration ecosystem to offer even more cross platform capabilities and introduce new AI intelligence functionality to reduce operational friction and help firms coordinate work more effectively… TaxStatus, a provider of IRS-sourced financial data for financial advisors and CPAs, announced a partnership with Advice.ai to bring its library of tax planning strategies to the TaxStatus Verified Financials platform. Advice.ai's proprietary artificial intelligence engine will apply its hard-coded library of tax, financial and estate planning strategies against this dataset. … Digital asset accounting platform Ledgible and compliance solutions provider Label announced a partnership to deliver an integrated Crypto Asset Reporting Framework and DAC8 reporting solutions for digital asset businesses. The partnership is designed to support exchanges, custodians, fintech platforms and financial institutions preparing for expanding global digital asset reporting obligations. Through this partnership, Ledgible and Label will combine their complementary capabilities to help institutions meet global requirements like CARF and DAC8. Ledgible's platform ingests, normalizes and categorizes digital asset transaction data directly from blockchains, wallets and exchanges, generating tax-calculated records. Label complements this foundation by taking ownership of the custom data and reporting layer, managing due diligence workflows, digital form collection and validation, data quality controls, including Taxpayer Identification Number and classification logic. Label then generates jurisdiction-specific XML files aligned with submission requirements, supporting corrections, resubmissions and ongoing reporting across global CARF and related regimes. …PayQuicker, a payouts and financial technology company, announced its 1099 tax reporting solution, powered by tax and compliance solutions provider Avalara. Businesses can generate, file and distribute 1099 forms. Avalara's technology supports federal and state filing requirements, electronic and recipient delivery, and ongoing regulatory updates. The PayQuicker 1099 solution is available to customers in the United States and is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing payout and payment workflows. … Top 10 firm Forvis Mazars announced a new strategic collaboration with Klarity, an AI-powered process intelligence platform. The collaboration will streamline and accelerate client projects by blending Forvis Mazars' finance transformation knowledge and experience with Klarity's AI capabilities. Klarity's platform captures workflows in real time, consolidates inputs across multiple roles, and surfaces patterns and recommendations. With this collaboration, consultants at Forvis Mazars can leverage Klarity to help expedite current-state discovery and deliver recommendations grounded in more in-depth data. … Identity verification solutions provider iDenfy announced a new partnership with Fifteen Soft, a Ukraine-based mobile company that focuses on secure awards establishment on an app, such as its Football Predictions platform. Fifteen Soft has integrated iDenfy's automated identity verification and proof of address solutions to ensure only real users can claim rewards while preventing duplicate accounts, impersonation attempts and other forms of fraud within its football prediction community.

Awards and honors

Governance, risk and compliance platform LogicGate was named one of only three leaders in the Forrester Wave: Third-Party Risk Management Platforms Q1 2026 report. Forrester attributed this leadership to LogicGate's TPRM capabilities, including risk assessment analysis, mitigation and monitoring, with features such as AI autofill for assessment responses.