Clockwork.ai Partners with Thomson Reuters for AI-Powered FP&A Services
Clockwork.ai has announced a partnership with Thomson Reuters to integrate its AI-powered financial planning and analysis (FP&A) services into Thomson Reuters' extensive network of accounting professionals. This collaboration, announced in a press release, aims to enhance the advisory capabilities of accounting firms by providing real-time forecasting, weekly cash flow projections, and AI-powered scenario modeling.
The partnership is designed to empower accounting firms to transform client data into actionable insights, thereby accelerating their advisory services. Clockwork.ai's platform will be positioned as a financial planning and analysis solution within Thomson Reuters' ecosystem, offering firms the tools to deliver high-impact insights at scale.
Fady Hawatmeh, Founder & CEO of Clockwork.ai, emphasized the significance of this partnership, stating that it marks a major milestone for both the company and the firms they serve. Brian Wilson, General Manager of Tax at Thomson Reuters, highlighted the company's commitment to providing best-in-class AI-powered FP&A capabilities to its customers.
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