Digits MCP now has write access, paired with Locked Periods. Your agent can now do the books, not just read them. Draft the invoices, void the duplicate, add the vendor that was never set up, clean up the chart of accounts. All of it posts straight into Digits. But what happens when the agent reaches a closed month? When a period is locked, nothing inside it changes until an admin/manager approves it.
Frontier models haven’t improved at accounting on their own. One-shot LLM classification has plateaued (and actually declined since June). Accuracy improves with access to ledger history, but at significantly higher cost and token usage. Ledger-native accounting models like Digits AGL® still outperform frontier models.
Digits adds eleven new Quality Control checks to help firms catch balance sheet issues, coding inconsistencies, uncleared accounts, and more. The checks run continuously and deterministically, surfacing exceptions for accountants to review.
Accounting is entering a technology shift unlike the ones that came before. AI is changing how the work gets done, from categorization and reconciliation to research, quality control, and close.
Frontier AI now beats human accountants at classification, but the real accounting advantage is purpose-built systems that help close the books.
Digits is now programmable: Connect API opens the AGL to developers with AI-led categorization, vendor matching, reconciliation, and dimensional accounting.
Digits now connects to 18 more payroll providers, automatically posting payroll into the Agentic General Ledger™—no CSV exports, no manual journal entries, no reconciliation headaches.
Digits AI Bank Reconciliations automatically reconcile bank statements, flag anomalies, and tie out balance sheet accounts. Drop in a PDF statement—Digits handles the rest.
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Digits has been named a winner of the 2026 CPA Practice Advisor Technology Innovation Awards for its AI-native approach to accounting. The recognition celebrates how Digits helps firms automate more of the close, giving firms more capacity for review, analysis, and advisory work.
Digits MCP now has write access, paired with Locked Periods. Your agent can now do the books, not just read them. Draft the invoices, void the duplicate, add the vendor that was never set up, clean up the chart of accounts. All of it posts straight into Digits. But what happens when the agent reaches a closed month? When a period is locked, nothing inside it changes until an admin/manager approves it.
