Helping firms use AI with confidence
Most firms have access to AI. The challenge is knowing whether the answer can be trusted, validated and applied appropriately in a professional context.
ICAEW AI is a platform built to address that challenge, combining professional content with specialist AI capabilities to help accountants reach informed, verifiable conclusions with confidence.
Built for accountancy. Designed to be reviewed. Trusted to support professional judgement.
Why choose ICAEW AI?
Generic AI models generate answers. ICAEW AI helps accountants with informed outcomes.
AI can provide answers. Accountancy work requires confidence in how those answers have been reached.
Finance professionals require:
- trusted information;
- transparent verification;
- relevant consistent outputs; and
- professional oversight.
The ICAEW AI platform has been designed with these requirements at its core.
Specialist AI designed for accountancy
By combining AI capabilities and professional knowledge, ICAEW AI offers a model that:
- is grounded in ICAEW content, while offering the ability to search more broadly;
- is designed around accountancy workflows, terminology and professional practice;
- supports review, challenge and professional scepticism; and
- complements other tools, such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and practice software.
How can ICAEW AI help my firm?
Practical support so your team spends less time searching for information and more time creating value.
Professional support
- Technical research
- Reviewing source material
- Understanding complex topics
- Supporting professional judgement
Productivity
- Summarising technical content
- Drafting communications
- Finding relevant guidance faster
- Navigating standards and guidance
How is ICAEW AI different from other tools?
ICAEW AI brings together professional accountancy expertise and AI technology.
ICAEW AI has been developed in partnership with software developer Tallia.
ICAEW |
Tallia |
|---|---|
Trusted technical content |
Advanced AI technology |
Deep understanding of the profession |
Product innovation expertise |
Knowledge of firms' day-to-day challenges |
Platform development |
Governance standards and professional insights |
Specialist AI implementation capabilities |
Get early access to ICAEW AI
Join a select group of small and mid-sized accountancy firms in subscribing to gain priority access to ICAEW AI.
ICAEW is offering a limited number of places* on the beta phase of the ICAEW AI platform.
Beta participants will have access to preferential introductory pricing, with licence options tailored to the needs of their organisation.
Subscribing to the beta phase, provides:
- Early access – use for technical research, analysis and professional drafting ahead of wider availability.
- Preferred pricing – benefit from beta-phase licence rates.
- Authoritative intelligence – access knowledge from ICAEW and attributed sources, such as gov.uk and the FRC.
- Practical application – explore how AI can improve productivity and free up time for higher-value client work.
- Direct collaboration – engage with ICAEW and Tallia, share your experiences and influence future enhancements.
About Tallia
Tallia is a London-based software company specialising in fine-tuning models and building AI systems for the accounting industry.
The company was founded by Alex Bartlam, a Cambridge graduate and former British Army engineering officer, and Jack Mander, an ACA and CTA who trained at PwC and Deloitte.
Tallia builds reliable AI systems designed around how accounting firms deliver advice. By embedding trusted sources, governance checks, and source-backed explanations into every step, the platform helps teams quickly analyse large datasets, review technical risks, and spend less time on routine drafting and more time applying their professional judgement.
Limited places available
Applications are now open for the first cohort of ICAEW AI subscribers, but places are limited.
Small and mid-sized accountancy firms can apply today to be one of those offered access to the beta phase of the platform.
