Trullion, a provider of AI-powered accounting and audit technology, has launched Trulli, an agentic AI assistant designed to support accountants.
The tool is designed to streamline workflow automation, document analysis, and policy interpretation, addressing the intricacies of accounting tasks, the company claims.
Trulli has been developed to ease the workload for finance professionals who often face the challenge of navigating through dense policy documents and contracts, a process that can be time-consuming and prone to error.
It targets corporate accounting teams and audit firms, offering source-backed, auditable results to minimise manual review and enhance accuracy.
Compared to general-purpose AI tools, Trulli is engineered specifically for accounting and audit tasks.
Trullion CEO and co-founder Isaac Heller said: “We didn’t set out to build a chatbot. We set out to build something useful—something accountants and auditors could rely on to navigate complexity with transparency.”
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By GlobalDataHeller added: “Trulli isn’t here to replace professionals. It’s here to free them from the repetitiveness, so they can focus on what matters most—strategy, analysis, and impact.”
Trained on real financial workflows and standards such as GAAP, IFRS, and audit guidelines, it integrates seamlessly into the Trullion platform.
The assistant enables finance teams to retrieve policy guidance, query files, and extract insights from complex documentation efficiently.
Each response is supported by a complete audit trail, ensuring transparency between AI outputs and source documents, the company added.
The assistant is now available to all Trullion customers across its Lease, Revenue, and Audit modules, with plans to further expand its capabilities.
In September 2024, Trullion unveiled Audit Suite, an AI-powered cloud-based platform aimed at enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of audit processes.
The solution is designed to address the rising complexity of financial reporting and the high incidence of errors among accountants, the company said.
