Auditoria.AI secured $38 million in Series B funding from undisclosed investors. This capital fuels the company's expansion of AI-driven agentic automation for the Office of the CFO. The firm also introduced new capabilities and expanded its partner ecosystem.
Accelerating Autonomous Finance Capabilities
Auditoria.AI launched SmartResearch, an Enterprise Finance AI agents for FP&A and Strategic Finance teams. This new agent delivers natural language-driven financial analysis. It combines ERP, EPM, and FP&A data with commercial financial data providers. The Series B funding supports these product development efforts.
Early benchmarks show a 60-80% reduction in data gathering time.
The company expanded its support for Oracle Cloud ERP and became a founding partner in Workday’s AI Agent Partner Network. Auditoria.AI also integrated with ServiceNow, extending its reach across enterprise systems. Moreover, it now supports over 300 languages and currencies.
Auditoria.AI processed $3.3 billion in collections and over $16.5 billion in invoicing annually. The platform leverages GPUs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for optimized inferencing performance. This move supports rapid growth and adoption among large enterprise finance teams.
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The company is expanding European operations with a new UK data center in London, through AWS. This infrastructure meets local data residency requirements. It will serve European customers with enhanced speed and reliability.
Auditoria.AI received recognition on the 2025 DataTech50 list. It also appeared on the Constellation ShortList for AI-Driven Cognitive Applications for the sixth consecutive year. Gartner recognized the company in two categories of its 2025 Hype Cycle for AI in Finance. These categories include Agentic AI for Finance. The $38 million Series B funding strengthens its position against competitors like BlackLine and Coupa in the financial automation sector. This sector heavily relies on advanced ERP systems.
