Findity Adds AI Expense Automation for Autumn 2026 Rollout
Findity AI will capture receipts, match card transactions, check expenses against company policies and post approved expenses to accounting systems.
Business applications of AI across industries, including corporate implementations, workflow automations, and solutions for operational efficiency.
Findity AI will capture receipts, match card transactions, check expenses against company policies and post approved expenses to accounting systems.
Lovable is integrating its app building platform with Salesforce and Slack. Teams can create apps and agents that access Salesforce records under existing identity and permission controls.
Anthropic will open an office at Raffles Place in Singapore in October, its fifth location in the Asia Pacific region.
Novo Nordisk will test Claude models and Claude Science across research and development workflows, while expanding its use of AI for software development.
HCLTech Pulse will provide AI, data, cloud, cybersecurity, engineering and managed services to companies with annual revenue of $500 million to $5 billion.
HL Klemove and Lenovo will jointly develop high performance AI computing systems for autonomous vehicles and pursue contracts with global automakers.
Reducto opened a New York City office to lead its East Coast operations and support enterprise customers deploying document intelligence.
Verapath and GenTrust have formed a joint venture and released VIRA, an AI wealth management platform for registered investment advisers and wealth management firms.
Willog Vision combines shipment recording, anomaly monitoring, AI risk analysis, compliance reporting, insurance coverage and automated claims.
HSA Group has launched an AI Lab to develop and expand AI systems across its businesses, starting with 38 priority opportunities.
Circana introduced Analysis Builder, an AI tool for creating, customizing and sharing market analyses in Unify+. Global availability is expected in early Q4 2026.
ai& will deploy Rebellions RebelRack systems at its Tokyo data center, with plans for up to 100 units to support AI inference services in Japan.
Pulse AI Insights analyzes digital workplace telemetry and prioritizes operational findings with severity ratings, affected users and recommended actions. It joins Pulse AI Assistant and Pulse AI Resolve in ControlUp's Pulse AI platform.
A T. Rowe Price survey found that defined contribution consultants and advisers are moving from evaluating AI to using it for operations, client preparation and outreach.
CCI Insurance has renamed its CompCorrect platform RiskCorrect and made it available to companies outside its existing client base. The system uses AI to analyze claims and incident data for commercial risk management.
Gather has introduced company specific customer simulations that combine interviews with real people, existing customer data, and quantitative and qualitative research.
TileDB has rebranded as Tile.ai, appointed George Llado as CEO, and introduced a governed data layer for enterprise AI agents.
SDMC presented an AI Home architecture that combines cloud and edge computing with Physical AI capabilities. Its demonstrations included AI displays, streaming boxes, a fiber gateway and shared edge computing hardware.
Granicus introduced Government Experience Insights Professional, an AI analytics product that helps public agencies identify problems in digital services and measure improvements.
RLH Equity Partners has invested in Climb, a consultancy that helps enterprises build and migrate data and AI workloads on Databricks.