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Grant Thornton has 2 source-linked AI deployments documented in AIUseCaseHub, across 1 industry and 2 countries. Key partners include Grant Thornton.

Use Cases

2

Industries

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Countries

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How Grant Thornton builds AI

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Use case portfolio

Use case types at Grant Thornton

Customer service automation leads with 1 of 2 documented cases; 2 distinct types appear across the visible portfolio.

Evidence persistence

2 of 2 judgeable cases are still publicly referenced · 1 show the organization expanding AI use.

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Technology snapshot

What Grant Thornton uses across visible cases

2 named technologies are mentioned across 2 cases, led by Azure OpenAI.

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Microsoft

Grant Thornton streamlines internal operations with generative AI platform

Grant Thornton, a leading business and financial advisory firm in the UK, launched GTAssist, an internal generative AI platform, to enhance service quality and operational efficiency. The platform was developed using Microsoft Azure OpenAI, emphasizing secure and responsible AI usage. After a successful pilot, GTAssist was rolled out to 5,000+ employees. It enables natural language queries over both public and internal knowledge sources, making it easier for staff to access firm processes, policies, and procedures. The platform is designed to replicate public generative AI tool features in a private, controlled environment, ensuring security and compliance. Grant Thornton sees this as a strategic move to stay innovative and deliver value to both clients and employees. The launch is part of a broader portfolio of AI-enabled solutions within the firm.GTAssist demonstrates Grant Thornton's commitment to adopting advanced digital technologies while safeguarding sensitive information and upholding responsible AI practices.

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