Deloitte study: Automation and digitalisation in accounting 2026
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The consulting firm Deloitte has published a new study on automation and digitalisation in accounting. The report is titled "Automation & Digitalisation in Accounting 2026" and looks at how companies organise their bookkeeping and financial processes with digital tools.
This topic is very important for many businesses. More and more firms are using software that records invoices automatically, checks data and creates reports. This is meant to make work processes faster and reduce the number of errors. In Austria, too, many companies, from small businesses to large corporations, use such solutions to make their administration more efficient.
The study deals, among other things, with the question of which technologies could play a bigger role in accounting in the coming years. These include digital platforms, automated processes and the use of new data analysis. The exact results and recommendations can be found in the published version of the report.
For accounting professionals, the change means above all that their tasks are changing. Routine work is increasingly being taken over by computers, while control, analysis and advice are becoming more important. The study thus shows that digitalisation is not only a technical challenge but also an organisational one.
Sources: Deloitte
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