Deloitte Anjin Develops "AI-Based Internal Accounting Operation Evaluation Solution"
Joint Verification with KT&G and UNID
Deloitte Anjin Accounting Firm announced on September 17 that it has developed an "AI-based Internal Accounting Operation Evaluation Solution" capable of conducting corporate internal accounting management system operation assessments using artificial intelligence. This new solution focuses on automating and enhancing the intelligence of repetitive and complex internal accounting evaluations to improve both efficiency and accuracy.
KT&G and UNID jointly participated in a project to verify the practical applicability and effectiveness of the solution. Based on 2024 data, KT&G completed a pilot development focusing on key work areas, while UNID will begin full-scale verification starting in September. Both companies plan to pilot the solution for their 2025 operation evaluations and are considering expanding its application to overseas subsidiaries subject to internal accounting requirements, as well as to the entire group, in 2026.
The newly developed solution is designed as a customized model for each company, enabling internal accounting management teams to conduct operation evaluations more efficiently and accurately. Deloitte Anjin plans to further advance the solution to a cloud-based platform from 2026, establishing a system in which AI supports the entire internal accounting process, including multilingual support, automatic evaluation planning, and automated report generation.
Kim Yongbeom, Executive Director and Internal Accounting Manager at KT&G, stated, "We have confirmed that the time required for operation evaluations has been significantly reduced through this solution," adding, "If introduced across the entire group in the future, it will further enhance the professionalism and efficiency of internal accounting operations."
Yoon Yeon, Internal Accounting Manager at UNID, said, "In 2025, AI will verify control execution data collected by people, and by 2026, we plan to advance to a level where AI directly collects and verifies data from ERP and electronic approval systems." He added, "In the long term, we will develop the system to enable real-time control verification."
As the importance of internal accounting management systems continues to grow, this AI solution is significant in that it helps companies rapidly establish global-standard internal control systems. By having AI replace repetitive verification work, companies can focus their capabilities on the strategic management and advancement of internal accounting.
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Jang Sujae, Head of Audit at Deloitte Anjin, commented, "This solution sets a new standard for internal accounting operation evaluation by leveraging AI technology," and added, "From 2026, we will support companies in easily conducting AI-based internal accounting evaluations through a cloud-based solution that requires only minimal additional development."
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