Fieldguide provides an AI-native engagement platform for audit and advisory firms. Its Field Agents execute defined audit procedures and workflows with practitioner review and oversight.
Fieldguide is a San Francisco-based private software company that provides an AI-native platform for audit, assurance, and advisory engagements. Its platform combines engagement management, client collaboration, document management, methodology configuration, embedded AI, and Field Agents for audit work.
Fieldguide states that more than half of the top 100 accounting firms partner with the company. It raised a $75 million Series C in February 2026, bringing total reported funding to $125 million; the company is backed by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Bessemer Venture Partners, 8VC, Thomson Reuters, and other investors.
Documented from public materials · these are the products the AMS scores
Field Agents
Shipping since 2025
Launched in March 2025, Field Agents is Fieldguide's agentic AI offering for audit and advisory. The company describes agents that can execute multi-step engagement workflows, with firm methodology and practitioner oversight shaping the work.
For financial audit, Fieldguide documented an Audit Testing Agent that can support test planning, sample selection, testing, and documentation.
Field Orchestrator
Shipping since 2026
Field Orchestrator launched in June 2026 as a long-horizon audit agent. Its initial documented use case is end-to-end substantive testing, coordinating population analysis, sample selection, evidence collection, extraction, testing, and workpaper generation through a conversational interface.
Fieldguide introduced Field Board and the Agent Review Experience alongside the product, giving practitioners views to direct and review agent work.
Field Financials
Field Financials
Field Financials became available to all customers in August 2026. Its first available sub-agent, Drafting Agent, produces a formatted first draft using prior-year reporting and current-year trial-balance data.
Fieldguide also announced Review & Tie-Out and Disclosure agents for the product, with availability described as planned for fall 2026.
2024 - 2026 ·gold = a monetization move· grey = product or capital
Fieldguide announced Field Agents, its enterprise agentic AI solution for audit and advisory firms. Source: Fieldguide, March 25, 2025
Fieldguide announced a $75 million Series C led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives. The company said the financing brought total funding to $125 million and valued Fieldguide at $700 million. Source: Fieldguide, February 2, 2026
Pricing not public. Fieldguide's public Master Services Agreement says customers purchase SaaS subscriptions and other services through order forms, but it does not publish list prices, billing metrics, package names, minimum commitments, or discount schedules.
The public agreement treats pricing and other order-form terms as confidential. Public product materials do not document a separate usage meter, consumption charge, or per-agent price for Field Agents, Field Orchestrator, or Field Financials.
Analyst layer · placement follows the documented capability above
Independence: High human involvement. Fieldguide documents practitioner review at defined checkpoints and states that Field Orchestrator operates with continuous practitioner oversight. Its public AI guidance also says AI output should assist and augment work rather than make decisions or conclusions without human review. This supports an S independence position.
Job width: End-to-end workflow. Field Orchestrator is documented to coordinate substantive testing across population analysis, sampling, evidence collection, extraction, testing, and workpaper generation. This is an end-to-end workflow within the audit function, supporting an M job-width position.
Output versus cost: Inflecting. Fieldguide has documented agents that carry out multi-step testing workflows and a platform that tracks agent adoption and engagement efficiency. The available record supports material workflow leverage beyond a single productivity feature, but it does not substantiate exponential output effects. This supports an Inflecting position.
Monetization pattern. Fieldguide sells subscriptions under customer-specific order forms, with pricing and commercial terms not publicly disclosed. The public record does not establish standalone agent pricing or an agent-specific consumption meter, so the provisional score reflects product capability rather than a verified pricing metric.
| Edition | AMS score | Metric on record | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | S · M · Infl | Provisional AMS score | Baseline, first edition |
Future editions add a row whenever the score or the metric moves, with the evidence that moved it.
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