According to a recent LinkedIn post from Trullion, more audit firms appear to view an AI-focused approach as a competitive differentiator, particularly when clients can trust the underlying technology. The post highlights comments from Johnston Carmichael audit partner Matt Kaye, who is described as using Trullion’s secure, auditable AI to accelerate work, cut manual tasks, and provide deeper client insights.
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The post also cites Trullion CEO Artie Minson, who is quoted as saying that firms leading the AI transition in audit are using the technology to enhance judgment, insight, and trust rather than replace auditors. This framing suggests Trullion is positioning its platform as a tool to improve audit quality and client experience, which could support greater adoption among mid-sized and larger firms and potentially strengthen its recurring revenue base in the assurance and accounting technology segment.