Following the International Accounting Forum and Awards 25 (IAFA 25), which took place yesterday (26 June) at the Hilton Metropole The Accountant and International Accounting Bulletin team are pleased to share the winners.

Accounting is being transformed by AI — from invoice automation and reconciliation to compliance and reporting. Explore the top AI tools making this shift possible, and see how Dost stands out as a complete solution for modern finance teams.

Real-world use cases include mail automation (scanning and summarizing physical mail with AI-driven workflows), drafting technical accounting memos using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), developing client-facing GPTs for marketing and education, AI-assisted coding for data analysis and Excel automation, brainstorming and research support, and streamlining audit processes with tools like Trullion’s Audit Suite.

Accounting and auditing software provider Trullion introduced Trulli, an AI agent designed to assist finance professionals with workflow automation, document analysis and policy interpretation. Trulli is built for accounting and audit, trained on real financial workflows, standards such as GAAP, IFRS and audit guidelines. It enables finance teams to retrieve policy guidance, ask questions about their files, and extract insights from complex documentation. Every response is backed by an audit trail, providing transparency between AI-generated answers and the original source documentation. Developed to address the detail-heavy nature of accounting workflows, Trulli can aid professionals who often spend hours cross-referencing policy documents and contracts under time constraints, including corporate accounting teams and audit firms.

Trullion, a provider of AI-powered accounting and audit technology, has launched Trulli, an agentic AI assistant designed to support accountants.

Maron brings over 15 years of experience in managing development teams and scaling technology systems.

AI is like an acrobat in the world of financial compliance, performing feats that once took accountants hours — or even days — to accomplish. Tools like BlackLine and Trullion are already automating the grunt work of compliance, from reconciling accounts to ensuring adherence to standards like GAAP or IFRS. BlackLine’s AI, for instance, can process millions of transactions in seconds, flagging discrepancies that might indicate fraud or errors. A 2024 PwC report notes that AI can reduce compliance review time by up to 60%, allowing businesses to close their books faster and with fewer mistakes.

In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond being a buzzword in accounting—it’s now a fundamental part of how businesses manage their finances.

Trullion research indicates that 60% of finance professionals believe AI will alleviate manual workloads, allowing for more strategic tasks.

Auditors remain heavily reliant on manual processes, with 73% spending over half their time on spreadsheet-based tasks like reconciliations, data extraction, and outdated workflows, with just 33% currently using artificial intelligence (AI) in their operations, according to recent research by accounting software company Trullion.

A new report from accounting automation platform Trullion reveals that nearly 70% of auditors still spend more than half their time in spreadsheets.

“These pain points emphasize AI’s potential to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and insight generation in finance by addressing time-consuming and error-prone tasks,” accounting automation platform Trullion says in a new report.

Trullion: Data extraction, validation, and reconciliation; can pre-read an audit; manages lease accounting and revenue recognition. Trullion could be a replacement for DataSnipper.

Trullion has unveiled Audit Suite, an AI-powered cloud-based platform aimed at enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of audit processes.

The solution also integrates with industry leaders such as Suralink, Trullion, DataSnipper, and Thomson Reuters to ensure seamless data flow throughout the audit journey.

The new Upload functionality now makes Validis accessible to all businesses, regardless of their accounting package.

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The cloud-based solution is designed for auditors to leverage AI to enhance accuracy and reduce human error in audits.

Third Point finally established an official presence in Israel in 2022, making investments in several companies, mostly in fintech and artificial intelligences. These include payment security company Forter; AI server company Next Silicon; Trullion, which has developed AI-powered automation software for financial audit and accounting, and works with major investment houses in New York; and, recently, cybersecurity company Grip Security, which to date is Harosh’s biggest investment for the fund.

Trullion is leveraging the latest innovations in artificial intelligence to help redefine how companies hold themselves accountable.

Trullion Co-Founder and CTO Amir Boldo spoke to CTech about how its company will revolutionize the accounting sector

Trullion, an AI-powered accounting and audit platform, today announced that the company was ranked on the Forbes list of America’s Best Startup Employers 2024.

Trullion’s system facilitates the swift input of documents (PDFs, Excel, and text, including handwritten documents), their analysis using natural language processing (NLP) systems, and the generation of accounting reports. Moreover, the system allows for insights generation and identification of gaps in accounting information, thereby averting errors and enhancing data transparency and adequacy.

For instance, Stampli, a Silicon Valley startup that picked up $61 million in Series D funding in October, offers an AI assistant named “Billy the Bot” to help with invoice processing and recordkeeping. And Trullion, which landed $15 million in an April Series B, describes itself as an AI-powered auditing and accounting platform.

Technology developers who serve the accounting profession have planned a bevy of new products, features, capacities, integrations, partnerships, initiatives and other major developments for 2024 that are all aimed at helping practitioners be more efficient and produce more value.

Isaac Heller, CEO of Trullion, an accounting automation startup with offices in Tel Aviv, told CNBC that the company’s finance lead just finished its 2024 financial forecast and then immediately delivered new bulletproof vests for his Israeli Defense Forces unit after raising more than $50,000 to secure them.

At Trullion, which develops AI-powered accounting software, about 10 percent of staff have been called up, said CEO Isaac Heller.

Starting your career in public accounting first can help build a foundation and serves as “launching pad” for advancing in the field, Smith says. Isaac Heller, CEO of Trullion, an AI accounting software, recommends working at an accounting firm or as a company’s in-house accountant first to get some practical experience.

Isaac Heller and Amir Boldo spent over ten years in finance across private equity-backed and pre-IPO companies. At these firms, they dealt with CFOs who wanted to save money by consolidating manual processes and reducing the cost of audits — in part by modernizing their sprawling software tooling.

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Worldwide, startups making AI-powered accounting software amassed $233.3 million in venture capital between January and the end of March

Trullion, a NYC- and Tel Aviv, Israel-based financial automation platform, raised $15m in Series A funding.

With their increasing role in technology decision making, CFOs have the opportunity to deploy AI and automation for optimal financial operations.