Automation

Professionals are not only overwhelmed because they work long hours, but because they operate within unstable systems.

Many firms aren't prepared for the shift in capacity that's coming. The next few years will sort firms into those that used this moment to grow, and those that didn't.

Audit and advisory solutions provider Fieldguide announced Field Orchestrator, a long-horizon agent capable of completing substantive testing workflows.

CaronBletzer, a New Hampshire-based CPA firm that specializes in employee benefit plan audits, announced a new practice management platform called Atlura.

Plus, Auditoria.AI announces Governed Autonomy operating framework; HubSync rolls out HubSync Halo; and other accounting tech updates.

Many organizations are trying to scale automation on top of processes that were never designed for consistency or repeatability.

As affordable accounting services become the new standard, the key to thriving will be brand affinity, loyalty and admiration, starting with client experience.

Executives from the Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders share their approaches on adopting and implementing artificial intelligence.

Intuit announced new features and enhancements for its Intuit Enterprise Suite platform for mid-market businesses with more complex needs.

To begin your AI journey, here is a four-step plan that firms can use to transition from experimentation to execution, in a safe, practical manner.

From doer to reviewer, the future of accounting isn't about knowing the answer. It's about knowing when the answer might be wrong.

The top firms in accounting are all in on artificial intelligence, as it forces the profession to evolve rapidly.

AI financial services platform Black Ore announced the general availability of its Tax Autopilot solution, touted as being capable of executing even complex workflows with little to no need for human intervention.

Artifact announced the launch of its new Omni agentic workflow solution meant to help firms orchestrate complex, multi-system and cross-platform work via describing the workflow in plain language.

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the finance landscape, accounting leaders face a pivotal moment.

AI can now do most of the boring work, which raises the question of what the humans will be doing. According to vendors featured during the IMA's Technology Showcase, the answer is reviewing the work the AI does.