Fieldguide announces $75 million in new funding

Audit AI solutions provider Fieldguide announced a $75 million Series C round of funding led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, with participation from a new investor, Geodesic, and existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners, 8VC and Thomson Reuters. The financing brings Fieldguide’s total funding to $125 million and values the company at $700 million.

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“The future of audit and advisory depends on how effectively firms combine human judgment with AI-driven execution,” said Harris Pollack, vice president of 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 company plans to use the funding to strengthen its presence across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America. CEO Jin Chang, in an interview, said that while the company already has an international presence with large accounting firms across the world, it’s “looking to accelerate and grow those markets” further with the new funding. 

The company also plans to use the funding to significantly grow its team, especially where it concerns engineering and customer-facing roles. 

“Overall, right now our company is about 160 people,” said Chang. “We’ll double [this number] within the next year. That hiring will be across every major function, but with a heavy emphasis on AI engineering and sales and customer success, both in the U.S. and internationally.”  

Chang talked about how this is an ideal time to grow as interest in AI tools has grown dramatically, with virtually every CPA firm now actively thinking about how to work AI into its practice. Chang has witnessed this change slowly working its way through the profession over the past 18 months, and noted that adoption has been especially rapid over the last year, especially when it comes to agentic AI. 

“We have seen enormous adoption of agentic AI features across our customer base,” he said. “We have been seeing our agents in production in live engagements, and we’re so excited to be sharing more of our work on AI agents with the rest of the industry. Strategically, it’s still similar to what we had before, but we’re going bigger and faster now and in new markets serving more practice areas in traditional services like financial audit — we’re making a big push there — building more agents for every major practice area and spreading the Fieldguide agentic AI platform into more markets outside the U.S.”