Current Picks Aiwyn for Accounting Platform Across Partner Firms
Current has selected Aiwyn as a strategic technology partner after reviewing more than 200 vendors, the accounting organization announced in a press release.
Current has more than $600 million in annual revenue, nearly 30 partner firms, and over 2,000 employees. The organization said it assessed vendors for open architecture, data infrastructure across the client lifecycle, billing and engagement workflows, and automation at scale.
Current plans to use Aiwyn for its client portal, scoping and pricing automation, project and client setup, workflow, practice management, engagement letters, payments, and collections. The platform also includes open APIs and integrations with other systems.
Current said it is planning integrations between Aiwyn and its broader technology ecosystem for its partner firms.
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