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AI is changing what finance teams need from their data.

For years, the goal was reporting-grade data: accurate, complete and reliable enough to support financial reporting. But as AI moves from generating insights to taking action within financial processes, that standard is evolving.

In his latest Forbes Technology Council article, Trintech CTO Sunil Padiyar explores the shift toward “action-grade data” — and why trust, context and governance become even more critical when AI is expected to act on financial data, not just analyze it.

Read Sunil’s perspective on what finance leaders should consider as they prepare their data for the next phase of AI:

https://ow.ly/PWZj50ZTAS2

The future of autonomous finance won’t be built by technology alone. It will be built through trusted partnerships.

As finance teams adopt more advanced AI and automation, strong ecosystems will be essential — bringing together finance leaders, IT teams, technology providers, systems integrators and advisors with clear roles and shared accountability.

In Accounting Today, Trintech Chief Partner Officer Mekaela Davis explores why successful partner ecosystems depend on more than collaboration. They require trusted data, intentional handoffs and a shared commitment to responsible, governed AI.

Read Mekaela’s perspective on what it will take to build the future of autonomous finance together:

https://ow.ly/ISHF50ZSNxO

That’s a wrap on Day 3 of Chicago! 🎉

We closed out three incredible days with more customer stories, hands-on learning and conversations focused on turning finance transformation into measurable impact.

And there was no better way to close out Trintech Connect than celebrating our customers and community at The Joy of Connect. 🥂

Thank you to every customer, partner, speaker and attendee who made this year’s event one to remember.

What if financial close reporting could tell you not just where things stand, but where attention is needed next?

At , Cheryl Levesque of Forvis Mazars explored how finance teams can move from static reporting to more proactive, insight-driven decision-making.

From surfacing trends and exceptions to automating the delivery of actionable insights, the session showed how finance teams can get more from their Trintech data and turn visibility into action.

Thank you to Cheryl and Forvis Mazars for sharing their expertise with the Trintech Connect community!

What a Day 2 at Chicago! 👏

Yesterday was all about putting transformation into practice.

We heard real-world perspectives from customers and partners, saw AI in action, explored new ways to get more from automation, and dug into the processes and technology shaping the future of finance.

But transformation isn’t only about technology. We closed out the day with a conversation on one of its most important elements: people — and how finance leaders can bring their teams along as AI reshapes roles, skills and ways of working.

A huge thank you to all of our customers, partners, speakers and attendees who shared their experiences and made the conversations possible.

The future of finance isn’t just about adopting AI. It’s about bringing your people along with it.

At , Trintech CFO Omar Choucair led a conversation on one of the biggest questions facing finance leaders today: How do you prepare your people for what comes next?

From redefining roles and building new skills to communicating change and helping teams adapt, the discussion explored the human side of AI transformation — and the leadership required to make it successful.

Because transforming finance isn’t just about changing how work gets done. It’s about preparing people to work differently.

Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation!

What does it take to transform finance for what’s next?

At Chicago, leaders from KPMG and Cambridge Investment Group came together for a fireside chat on the realities of modern finance transformation.

The conversation explored how organizations are moving beyond fragmented data, manual workarounds and legacy systems to build a finance foundation designed for greater scale, efficiency and strategic insight.

From building the business case to maximizing ERP and Record-to-Report investments, the session brought practical perspectives on the decisions and lessons that can help finance teams accelerate processes and become stronger partners to the business.

Thank you to Syril Mathai and Brian Moore of KPMG and Ashley Poole of Cambridge Investment Group for sharing their insights with us!

Day 1 of Chicago is in the books! 🎉

Yesterday, we started with candid conversations about how AI is already changing the day-to-day work of finance, heard perspectives from customers, partners and Trintech leaders, and explored how human-in-the-loop AI can help teams move faster without giving up control.

The conversations continued throughout the afternoon with product roadmap sessions and peer roundtables before wrapping up with our Chi-Town Cheers Welcome Reception.

And we’re only getting started. More insights, customer stories and conversations to come today!

AI is no longer something finance leaders are planning for. It’s already reshaping how work gets done across the Office of the CFO.

At 2026, Trintech CEO Darren Heffernan joined finance leaders from American Airlines, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama, PNC Bank and MetLife for a candid conversation about what AI looks like in practice today.

What’s working? What are teams learning? And how do you move faster with AI without losing the trust, governance and human judgment that finance depends on?

The discussion brought real-world perspectives to the opportunities and challenges finance leaders are navigating right now — and set the stage for the conversations still to come at Trintech Connect.

Live from , Trintech has unveiled three new AI agents: Data Access, Accruals Intelligence and Exception Management.

These agents go beyond telling finance teams what needs to happen. They’re built to execute critical work across the financial close — within the controls, approvals and audit trails finance teams already rely on.

It’s another step toward our vision of trusted, governed autonomous finance: AI that does more of the work, so people have more time for what matters most.

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