AuditBoard and Protiviti Launch AI Integrations for Risk and Compliance Teams

Oct 21, 2025
AuditBoard and Protiviti have introduced new AI-powered integrations that enhance data quality, streamline workflows, and accelerate risk and audit processes for enterprise GRC teams.

AuditBoard and Protiviti have launched new AI integrations aimed at improving the efficiency and strategic value of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) operations, announced in a press release.

The new solutions extend AuditBoard’s connected risk platform into enterprise operations, using AI to enhance data quality, streamline workflows, and accelerate audit processes. Features include generative AI integrations that allow communication with the platform through intelligent agents, integrated reasoning for connecting risk, control, and issue data, and intelligent pre-population that uses historical data to generate context-aware inputs.

AuditBoard also introduced deep ERP integrations that automate the retrieval of financial data such as journal entries and account information, enabling continuous monitoring of financial controls and improving testing efficiency. These integrations support automation workflows in AuditBoard Analytics for both continuous and point-in-time monitoring.

The companies said the collaboration helps organizations move from reactive compliance to proactive risk intelligence by connecting data, context, and action within daily business operations.

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