Fieldguide Inc. revealed today that it has raised $75 million in new funding on a $700 million valuation to scale up its agentic artificial intelligence platform for audit and advisory services, expand its agentic AI toolset and grow its team.

Founded in 2020, Fieldguide offers an AI-powered platform that transforms the way audit and advisory firms work by automating and streamlining complex, repetitive processes that have traditionally consumed huge amounts of time and human effort.

The company’s platform digitizes the entire engagement lifecycle for services such as risk assessments, cybersecurity compliance, financial audits and regulatory frameworks. It brings everything onto a single cloud-native platform that supports teams from planning through final reporting. By doing so, the company says, its platform helps firms replace outdated manual workflows with a centralized, structured workspace where every task and document lives together.

AI and automation play a key role in Fieldguide’s offering, with a focus on reducing manual labor. The platform can generate and analyze documents, assist with test procedures, auto-associate work papers, run compliance checks and even suggest next steps, all with far less human effort.

According to Fieldguide, using the platform, firms can boost productivity, improve quality and free skilled professionals to focus on higher-value advisory work rather than repetitive tasks.

The platform also offers support for real-time collaboration and transparency, whereby teams and clients can view progress, exchange communications and coordinate activities without juggling disconnected tools or versions of files. The unified experience enhances the client relationship by giving clients clearer visibility into engagement status and deliverables. Fieldguide says the platform is purpose-built for regulated environments, with governance, traceability and clear human oversight built into every engagement.

The Series C round was led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, with Geodesic, Bessemer Venture Partners LP, 8VC Management and Thomson Reuters Corp. also participating.

“The future of audit and advisory depends on how effectively firms combine human judgment with AI-driven execution,” said Harris Pollack, vice president with Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives. “Fieldguide embeds AI and agentic workflows directly into how engagements are delivered – helping firms move faster while maintaining the standards that the profession depends on. This establishes a new foundation for how the audit and advisory industry will operate.”

The new funding takes the total raised by Fieldguide to date to $125 million.

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