Fieldguide has raised $75 million in a Series C funding round, strengthening its position as demand grows for agentic AI tools in audit, assurance, and advisory services. The funding underscores rising investor interest in applying artificial intelligence to traditionally manual, regulation-heavy professional workflows.
Fieldguide develops an AI-driven platform designed to support audit and advisory firms by automating documentation, coordinating workflows, and assisting professionals across complex engagements. Unlike point solutions focused on narrow tasks, the company positions its software as an end-to-end system that embeds AI agents directly into the audit lifecycle.
According to the company, firms are under increasing pressure to deliver higher-quality work while managing talent shortages, tighter deadlines, and growing regulatory complexity. Fieldguide’s platform uses agentic AI to help teams plan engagements, manage evidence requests, track progress, and surface risks, reducing administrative burden and allowing professionals to focus on judgment-driven work.
The Series C funding will be used to expand Fieldguide’s product capabilities, invest in AI research, and accelerate go-to-market efforts, particularly among mid-sized and large accounting firms. The company also plans to deepen integrations with existing firm systems and compliance tools as adoption scales.
Investors backing the round pointed to a structural shift in professional services, where AI is moving from experimentation to core infrastructure. Audit and advisory firms, long reliant on spreadsheets and manual coordination, are increasingly adopting intelligent platforms that can operate continuously across engagements and adapt to firm-specific processes.
Fieldguide says its agentic approach allows AI systems to act more autonomously within defined guardrails, coordinating tasks, monitoring changes, and supporting teams in real time. This model aligns with broader trends in enterprise AI, where organizations are deploying agents to handle multi-step workflows rather than isolated prompts.
The funding comes as regulators and clients alike demand greater transparency, consistency, and speed from audit and advisory providers. By embedding AI directly into engagement workflows, Fieldguide aims to help firms meet those expectations while improving margins and employee retention.
With the new capital, Fieldguide plans to scale its team and continue positioning its platform as foundational infrastructure for the next generation of audit and advisory work, as AI becomes an increasingly central part of how professional services are delivered.
