This short PDF shows you, at a high level: - Where AI genuinely fits inside an accounting firm - Which types of work benefit most from AI support - The kind of prompt or workflow involved (without the technical detail) Think of it as a map, not a manual. It’s designed to help you stop using AI randomly…and start seeing where it actually creates leverage. On page 8 of the document The Accountant's AI Use Case Map you’ll see the full visual map broken down into six core areas of a firm, including financial analysis, advisory, client communication, internal processes, firm management, and presentation. It shows where AI fits. It doesn’t show how to use it. That part comes next. On the live webinar - February 25 - I’ll take parts of this map and turn them into real, practical workflows using structured prompts. You’ll see how this moves from theory to repeatable results. 👇 But before then, I’d love to know: Which area of the map are you most interested in learning about live? - Financial analysis? - Advisory conversations? - Internal processes? - Something else? Drop a comment below and tell me what you’d most like me to focus on during the live session.

Let’s be honest—“ChatGPT” sounds like the name of a printer, not a trusty sidekick. 😅So I’ve decided it’s time to give mine a proper name. Here’s the prompt I used: "You help me with so many tasks I feel I need to have a name for you. A human-sounding name helps make our partnership feel more natural—like having a reliable team member by your side. What shall I call you?" Try it yourself and see what your AI suggests! Then tell us your result 👇—I’ll share my AI’s new name in the comments! Let’s see who got the most creative AI assistant. 🚀