Webinar Details
Course Description
People who think AI is replacing accountants are the same people who think accountants' only job is filing a tax return. AI isn't coming for your job, but it can take your admin work off your plate. Camden, an early employee at Divvy now Bill.com, has invested in and power-used AI for the last three years. Now he is taking what he has learned about using AI in the day-to-day processes and sharing his firsthand knowledge with accountants. Think effective prompting techniques, client emails, job descriptions, and social posts. Walk away with ready-to-use prompts, real accounting firm use cases, and a fresh mindset for working smarter (not longer) in your practice.
Learning Objectives
- Identify AI tools specific to accountants.
- Recognize effective prompting techniques.
- Explore the dos and don'ts of using AI.
- Discover specific prompts you can use in your firm to help with your accounting flows.
Prerequisites
- None
Who Should Attend
CPAs and accounting professionals who work at firms.
Advanced Preparation
None
Presenter Details
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Camden Bean
- CEO & Co-Founder
The son of a CPA, Camden has always been close to the world of accounting. Rather than becoming an accountant himself, he joined Divvy, a fast-growing fintech startup, where he led the buildout of accounting partnerships. There, he gained firsthand experience with firm workflows and the challenges of modern accounting operations.
After Divvy was acquired by Bill.com, Camden launched a venture fund with partners and raised $100M to invest in early-stage software companies. Despite enjoying investing, he realized he kept gravitating toward one thing: building tools for accountants.
That insight led him to start Ping Assistant: an AI-powered client assistant only built for accounting firms. Ping saves accountants 5+ hours a we... Read more
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