Grant Thornton has introduced CompliAI, a new artificial intelligence-powered solution designed to enhance compliance processes within its service delivery teams.

Developed using Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, CompliAI is designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of risk control and business needs assessments for the firm’s clients.

CompliAI, as a fully integrated web application, leverages “advanced AI” capabilities, including GenAI Assistants and a GPT Model Series.

This integration allows Grant Thornton’s professionals to perform tasks that previously took days or weeks in mere minutes, delivering operational insights to clients more “quickly and cost-effectively,” the company said in a statement,

Grant Thornton Advisors CEO Jim Peko said: “CompliAI is the beginning of Grant Thornton’s wider adoption of AI and next generation solutions.

“We are seamlessly integrating new technology into daily workflows and using it to make data-driven decisions — while also building AI into a range of services that help clients gain a distinct competitive advantage.”

“The result will be world class service, further establishing us as the provider of choice for clients and professionals alike.”

The introduction of CompliAI is part of an expansion of AI utilisation across Grant Thornton’s services, encompassing audit, assurance, tax, and advisory functions.

The firm’s commitment to integrating new technologies into everyday workflows is aimed at providing more “sophisticated, personalised, and data-driven decision-making” for its clients.

Grant Thornton Advisors chief information officer Mike Kempe said: “Grant Thornton seeks to seamlessly weave AI into key aspects of our quality-focused service delivery and daily workflows, with platforms like CompliAI serving as an early example. To realise this vision, we are implementing a phased AI maturity model, providing our client service professionals access to AI tools that work with them and enhance their ability to provide proactive insights.”

The firm’s investment in AI extends beyond its internal infrastructure. The firm is also investing in supporting clients with their technology evaluations and implementations of AI-enabled solutions through its Advisory service line.

These advances are supported by a growth investment from New Mountain Capital and the recent development of a multinational platform, which includes the US, Ireland, the UAE, Luxembourg, the Cayman Islands, and additional territories.

Earlier in May 2025, Grant Thornton Advisors added Grant Thornton Netherlands to the multidisciplinary platform.