Technology News from Accounting Today

To make artificial intelligence worthwhile as an accounting tool, companies must find ways to balance gains in efficiency with the ethical risks it presents.

Plus, Lili announces international payment solution; Foxit debuts new versions of desktop, PDF conversion products; and other accounting tech updates.

The cloud is safe, yes — but it doesn't protect your and your clients' data from every possible threat.

AI can help reduce a company's environmental impact through data-driven analytics and optimization, though the energy burden of AI itself remains a challenge.

As the digital asset landscape becomes increasingly unpredictable, it's important to encourage clients to diversify their holdings across sectors and types.

AI enthusiasm continues to build at accounting firms, but there's a gap between how excited leaders are about AI and how staff and individual contributors feel.

The rise of generative AI has led to AI-guided cheating, and accounting educators are seeing it in their own classrooms.

Financial leaders are looking forward to the new opportunities that 2025 will bring, while keeping an eye on potential risks that may carry over from 2024.

Plus, KPMG announces KPMG Velocity business transformation suite; Sovos achieves full SAP certification on suite; and other accounting tech news and updates.

Firms must stay on top of their tech game to attract younger candidates and consistently invest in tools and technology to make their lives easier.

Accounting and ERP solutions provider Sage announced new AI-driven improvements to its Sage Intacct product, particularly its generative AI Sage Copilot feature.

The economy is the No. 1 risk cited by a group of business leaders, according to a new survey from Protiviti and North Carolina State University.

Digits AI Invoicing, designed for startups, enables users to manage their invoicing workflows visually.

New tools in QuickBooks Online Accountant, a million predictions around AI, and other developments in tech from the past month.

Workday released the Workday Agent System of Record to help organizations manage their entire fleet of AI agents, from both Workday and third parties, in one place.

A recent poll found that 70% of financial services professionals, including accountants, say they regret at least one business software purchase made in the past year.

Thomson Reuters announced plans to invest millions in tax and accounting solutions through its newly-launched $150 million venture fund.

CPAs handle an influx of sensitive financial information and personal information during tax season, making them an attractive target for cybercriminals.

While AI agents are not quite ready for prime time, they are here and slowly but surely changing the accounting profession.

Plus, Insightsoftware announces Jet Reports Online; InterVal updates business customization features; and other updates from the accounting tech world.