AI for Accountants - Exploring Rightworks Spark

[@Chahta_hattak]

I’ve already been enjoying spark. I’m an accounting student, preparing to visit Eide Bailly for a visit the firm event. So I jumped on spark and used the firm owner context and told it “I am an accounting student preparing to visit Eide Bailly for a visit the firm event. What types of questions should I ask while there?” It gave me a great list of questions putting them into relevant categories as well. I’ll say just that for me is gold so far!!

[@code1n]

5:40 does it mean the prompt will end up in Spark database. what is the difference?

[@lillidee8071]

So we have to pay for rightworks first then get Spark free?

[@d1m18]

I wish they spoke more about accounting specific usecases. But Spark looks promising and I like the personal idea

[@Frank-ig8sc]

As UK based do have country specific prompts?

[@ntylesss208]

Verifying that the information is correct sort of defeats the entire purpose right?

[@AdverseOpinion]

Not necessarily. For example, it could take longer to write an email than to review an email for accuracy.

[@NumberCruncher8835]

LOL.. My thoughts exactly. I can use AI all I want, but I’m not going to sign off on anything without verifying.

[@qauke1286]

Been good tried in accounting hw for managerial

[@pinchasjm]

Accounting is much more wider than ai.

[@rodneyfranks2726]

Basically a gpt unless i am missing something

[@lutaleobed2041]

is only limited to US tax laws