AI Training for Accounting Firms

AI Training for Accounting Firms

AI tools, such as ChatGPT, Google AI, and Microsoft Copilot, deliver new opportunities to financial management software as well. For accounting firms to effectively utilize AI and develop their services to be more competitive, it is important to understand AI's possibilities and limitations.

What does AI mean in financial management?

AI is based on algorithms that can analyze large amounts of data, recognize patterns, predict developments, and adapt to new situations. An algorithm alone follows predetermined instructions, but AI can make independent inferences based on data.

In financial management, AI can be utilized, for example, in:

  • Invoice data processing – AI can interpret invoices, extract essential information (prices, VAT rates, product names), and automatically enter them into systems.
  • Reporting and analytics – AI can analyze financial data, identify trends, and visualize results in an easily understandable format.
  • Process automation – AI can reduce manual work and speed up routine tasks, improving the efficiency of accounting firms and enhancing customer service.

AI does not replace the expertise of professionals, but it serves as a valuable tool that supports decision-making, enhances work efficiency, and adds value to companies.

Free training for accounting firms

We organize training sessions for accounting firms to learn the basics of using AI and applying it to financial management work. Participants will gain the skills to utilize AI in their own work and harness AI for broader use in their companies.

The training is conducted in collaboration with MinnaLearn and is free for participants. The training is held in Finnish.

Training content

The training will be held from April to June and includes self-study, workshops, online clinics, and hands-on experimenting with AI. The training covers, among other things:

  • The basics of AI and the difference between AI and traditional software
  • Applying AI in the daily operations of accounting firms
  • The role of algorithms, data, and machine learning in AI
  • The impact of AI on financial management

Training schedule and participation

The training will be held five times between 2025 and 2026. Each training session can accommodate roughly 10 participants, ensuring a more personalized learning experience.

Registration for the next training:

  • Spring 2025 – In-person course in Helsinki (10.4.–2.6.)
  • Kick-off: Thursday 10.4 at 9:30–12:00
  • Workshop 1: Thursday 24.4 at 9:30–12:00
  • Online Clinic 1: Tuesday 29.4 at 9:00–11:00
  • Workshop 2: Thursday 8.5 at 9:30–12:00
  • Online Clinic 2: Friday 16.5 at 9:00–11:00
  • Workshop 3: Thursday 22.5 at 9:30–12:00
  • Online Clinic 3: Friday 2.6 at 9:00–11:00

Upcoming training sessions:

  • Autumn 2025
  • Autumn 2025
  • Spring 2026
  • Autumn 2026

One of the autumn 2025 training sessions will be conducted entirely online. Other training sessions will be held in-person in various locations across Finland. The locations will be specified later.