AI training for construction finance and accounting teams
Finance teams need AI that writes clearly about numbers without changing them. We teach your accounting staff to use AI for narratives, checklists and contract reading, with one firm rule: AI drafts the words, never the math.
What finance and accounting teams use AI for
Explain the numbers faster
- Variance narratives from anonymized job-cost summaries
- Month-end close steps turned into a checklist a new hire can follow
- Plain-language summaries for project managers and owners
Read contracts and documents
- Pull obligations and notice deadlines out of contracts and purchase orders
- Extract figures into a named-column table without calculating
- Compare two versions of a document and flag every change
What your team practices
Practice on realistic samples
- Sample B, a one-page job-cost summary with two line items in variance. Teams extract them into a table with a "do not calculate" rule and learn the difference between extraction and judgment.
- Artifacts: revising a variance table in place, then re-checking every figure after the edit, because edits can quietly change numbers.
- Model selection and cost control: when a lighter model is enough, and how usage and plans affect the AI bill.
Every exercise uses realistic sample documents we supply, never your live projects, so nobody brings confidential files to class. Applying the method to your own work happens after the course.
What never goes into an AI tool
For this team in particular
- Account numbers, payroll records and personal financial data
- Unpublished financials and credit information
- Anything identifying an employee or client by name in cost data
For everyone
- Company accounts only, never personal ones
- A qualified person reviews anything that leaves the firm
- Check client and contract rules on AI before using it on a deliverable
See how we handle governance and how we keep AI costs under control.
After the course
A finance and accounting prompt library, the shared AI vocabulary guide and the model selection guide. The course is 12 hours of live instruction in three 4-hour sessions, up to 15 people per cohort, and is listed for Workforce Training Fund Express reimbursement (C-16448). See how funding works.
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