The use case: how Grant Thornton deploys Fieldguide
Grant Thornton's internal audit practice uses Fieldguide's Field Auditor agent on SOX and controls-compliance engagements to identify and validate control attributes, recommend audit procedures, and flag evidence artifacts. Auditors keep workpaper sign-off, and the time freed up goes to client advisory and sharper reporting.
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We’re using agents to do control-attribute identification and validation based on control descriptions,” Ross says. “The agent will recommend audit procedures, and for quality control around information requests, it proactively identifies artifacts that may or may not be meeting the information needed