Top Generative AI use cases for accounting

Staying ahead means leveraging cutting-edge technology to drive efficiency and accuracy in today's rapidly evolving financial landscape. This guide is designed specifically for finance leaders like you who are looking to transform their accounting processes.

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Adopting generative AI in accounting

Overall, Generative AI has the potential to transform accounting by automating routine tasks, freeing up time for financial professionals to focus on higher-value tasks, and improving the accuracy and reliability of financial reporting and analysis.

However, successfully implementing and using Gen AI in accounting does require planning, rigor, and monitoring. In a recent article, Deloitte states that the best way to capitalize on “Gen AI’s remarkable capabilities requires human oversight to manage privacy, security, legal, and behavioral risks.” Building and executing an AI adoption strategy is critical to organizational success.

 

Vic ai customers

“In today’s economic climate, enterprises must be strategic with every dollar they spend. Vic.ai’s current offerings, including Autopilot and Autonomous Approval Flows, will allow our business to keep growing at a rapid pace without requiring us to grow our workforce at the same pace.”

“Implementing Vic.ai's autonomous AP solution has made us more efficient and provides us comfort as our clients grow their businesses quickly and increase invoice volume. We're now able to handle an influx of invoices without adding tons of manual work to our accounting staffs' plate.”

“It is rare that a product lives 100% up to its expectation, but Vic.ai does just that. Simply put, it works; it streamlines the AP process, dramatically improves accuracy, and saves time all across the AP process.”