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Announcing Field Financials, Fieldguide MCP and Our Refreshed Brand

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Announcing Field Financials, Fieldguide MCP and Our Refreshed Brand

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Field Planner

Planning arrives assembled and evidence-backed, ready for practitioners to review before fieldwork begins.

  • Time spent on judgment

    Planning hours go to risk and judgment, not gathering documents and data.

  • Stronger risk coverage

    Changes since the last cycle surface early, keeping the risk assessment sharp.

  • Knowledge stays with the firm

    Client context carries forward annually, regardless of staffing changes.

  • A faster path to fieldwork

    The planning cycle compresses, moving the team into fieldwork sooner.

Inside Field Planner for Audit

  • Any Trial Balance, Mapped

    Ingests the trial balance in whatever format the client exports and maps its headers and accounts to a canonical structure.

  • Analytics, Run in Advance

    Runs multi-year trend, ratio, and variance analytics and flags unusual journal entries before the team opens the file.

  • Risks Surfaced for Review

    Synthesizes every planning input into candidate risks of material misstatement for the manager to confirm, challenge, or add to.

  • Materiality, Set and Benchmarked

    Calculates preliminary and performance materiality under multiple bases, benchmarked against the prior two audit years.

  • Planning Documents, Reviewed

    Reviews board minutes, debt agreements, contracts, and related-party schedules, pulling out the items with audit significance.

What practitioners are saying

  • Haley Legg
    We were looking for something that was going to be aggressive and flexible, and willing to work at the same speed that we will work.

    Haley Legg

    Audit & Assurance Division Leader

Planning arrives assembled and evidence-backed, ready for review. See how Field Planner sets materiality and surfaces risk before the planning meeting starts.

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