3 hours of CPD – Pre-purchase for a late-November release

Most accounting firms are experimenting with AI, but few are seeing real results.  The difference? 

A clear implementation strategy focused on practical wins your team can adopt tomorrow.

Our new seminar with AI and productivity expert Ethan Glessich from Kognitive, cuts through the AI hype and delivers a structured roadmap specifically designed for tax and accounting professionals.

You'll walk away with immediately usable tools and frameworks – not theoretical concepts.

Whether you are in a leadership position or a hands-on accounting role, this session provides a clear, structured understanding of how AI can support your day-to-day work.

What You'll Learn:

Immediate Productivity Wins (Day 1 Implementation)

• Triple your typing speed with next-generation voice-to-text that works everywhere: emails, client letters, tax memos, practice management software)
• Automate comprehensive meeting notes and client interaction summaries using AI meeting assistants
• Master a simple prompting framework to get professional-quality outputs from ChatGPT, Claude and built-in co-pilots

AI Tools Specific to Accounting Practice

• Navigate co-pilot capabilities built into Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks Online
• Identify which plug-and-play AI tools deliver ROI for your practice size
• Understand when free tools are sufficient vs. when paid solutions justify their cost

Strategic Implementation Planning

• Address data security, client confidentiality and professional indemnity considerations specific to tax practice
• Assess your firm's AI readiness using the 6-level adoption model
• Build a staged rollout plan that manages team concerns and maximises uptake

By participating in this seminar, you will receive straightforward, actionable guidance from a specialist who understands both the accounting industry and emerging AI technologies.

Bonus – All delegates receive:

• 3 hours of CPD
• Implementation checklists, tool guides, prompting templates and more
• Recording of the seminar for future reference