Thanksgiving with Trintech: Feed Your Office of Finance

Thanksgiving is a time to gather, reflect, and share what we’re grateful for. This year, we’re serving up a fresh menu of resources to help your Office of Finance make sense of AI: what it takes to prepare, where it can deliver value, and how to move forward with confidence.

The Turkey: AI Moves Fast. Your Financial Close Has to Catch Up.

The main course is a practical, process-first look at AI readiness. AI adoption alone does not transform finance. The work around it matters: connected processes, trusted data, embedded controls, and clear human accountability.

Our white paper, AI Moves Fast. Your Financial Close Has to Catch Up., explores how to build a connected, controlled foundation for AI-ready finance, measure its impact, and keep people in control as AI takes on more responsibility.

Mashed Potatoes: AI in Finance: What’s Real, What’s Risky

A good Thanksgiving table needs something grounding. This eBook helps finance leaders look past bold promises to understand where AI can deliver value, where adoption can introduce risk, and what it takes to use it responsibly.

Dig into AI in Finance: What’s Real, What’s Risky for a practical guide to AI use cases, governance, transparency, auditability, and human oversight in finance.

Cranberry Sauce: AI Adoption is Rising. AI Value is Not.

Everyone loves a little something on the side, and this infographic is the perfect addition to any plate. AI adoption is accelerating, but adoption and measurable value are not the same thing. The infographic explores why finance teams can struggle to turn AI investments into results, including challenges with workflow fit and integration.

Our infographic, AI Adoption Is Rising. AI Value Is Not., shows how finance teams can move from isolated AI activity toward connected workflows, trusted data, and embedded controls.

Green Bean Casserole: Fast Isn’t Enough: Why Trust Will Define the Future of AI in Finance

While green beans are delicious on their own, they’re even better when combined with other delicious ingredients. The same goes for AI: while automation can help finance teams work faster, speed alone isn’t enough when every number and report must be explainable, auditable, and trusted. As organizations scale automation, they need governance, transparency, and accountability built into the process.

Our white paper, Fast Isn’t Enough: Why Trust Will Define the Future of AI in Finance, explores what responsible, human-governed AI looks like in practice—and how finance teams can scale AI while maintaining control and confidence.

Pumpkin Pie: AI Readiness Assessment

Save room for a quick check on how to get started. The AI Readiness Assessment gives finance teams ten statements to score across process, people, connectivity, data, controls, and measurement. The results can help identify where the close has a strong foundation and where more consistency or control may be needed.

Take the AI Readiness Assessment to gauge your team’s readiness for controlled automation and AI, then use the findings to guide your next steps.

However you serve up AI in finance, start with a clear understanding of the work, the risks, and the outcomes you want to improve. We hope these resources help your Office of Finance enjoy a thoughtful and well-prepared holiday season.

Written By: Nicole Tallman