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AI Accounting Vendors is an independent directory that records what 72 AI accounting tools state about security, data use, human review and pricing, with a link to the vendor’s own page for each fact. The figures below update with the directory and are free to cite.

Figures as of . Press and data questions: contact@aiaccountingvendors.com

Findings from the data

  1. 34 of 72 AI accounting tools (47%) don't publish a clear answer on whether they train AI models on customer data.
  2. 44 of 72 (61%) state on their own site that they hold a SOC 2 Type II report.
  3. 2 of 72 describe processing work without human review by default; 44 describe a person reviewing AI output first.
  4. 28 of 72 (39%) publish a starting price; the rest sell by quote.
  5. The largest disclosed round among companies in the directory: Ramp, $750M, announced Jun 4, 2026.
  6. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects jobs for accountants and auditors to grow 5 percent from 2025 to 2035, and jobs for bookkeeping, accounting and auditing clerks to fall 6 percent.

Directory figures describe the tools listed and what their own pages state. Detail and definitions are on the statistics page.

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Our standards

  • Facts come from vendors’ own pages and official records, linked with the date they were checked.
  • Where a vendor doesn’t say, the listing says “unconfirmed” rather than guessing.
  • Corrections are made on the listing when an official page shows a fact has changed; see About and corrections.
  • AI Accounting Vendors is published by AI Laws By State LLC.

Using our data

Quote the figures with attribution to AI Accounting Vendors and a link to the page you used. The dataset is licensed under CC BY 4.0. To ask about a custom cut of the data, such as one area of work or one question across tools, email contact@aiaccountingvendors.com.

Cite the directory

AI Accounting Vendors. "AI Accounting Vendors." Updated October 14, 2026. https://aiaccountingvendors.com