A controller’s view of AI-native accounting: consequential developments, evidence behind the claims, and practical experiments to try next.
Campfire adds saved report building and code-backed skills, Sage separates available agents from planned AI Workspaces, and IRIS launches AI document management. The controller’s test: can the work be reproduced and reviewed?
Read this issue →Campfire adds saved report building and code-backed skills, Sage separates available agents from planned AI Workspaces, and IRIS launches AI document management. The controller’s test: can the work be reproduced and reviewed?
Intuit opens a limited agentic-close pilot, Rillet promotes continuous close, and Balances expands change tracking. What controllers can evaluate now—and what the evidence still does not prove.
Tipalti expands AP automation and read-only MCP access, CoCounsel adds executable workpapers, and Spotlight separates calculations from commentary. Three releases—and three controller acceptance tests.
An expense-to-ledger integration, a free startup finance platform, Intuit’s revenue ambitions, and new AICPA guidance. What changed—and what a controller should test.
Source-linked research and editorial analysis. Vendor claims are labeled; proposed experiments are not presented as completed tests. Prepared with AI assistance for Rebuild Accounting.