Blockonomi 1 hour ago 83 Tldr. * Vertex launches Sōl to connect tax reporting, audit records, and AI decisions. * VERX stock slides 1.49% to $15.16 following the launch of its Vertex Sōl platform. * Vertex Sōl gives tax teams greater control over AI recommendations and decisions. * A Vertex survey finds 81% demand full visibility before adopting compliance AI. * New tools link tax calculations, e-invoicing, reporting, and audit records. Vertex, Inc. (VERX) has introduced Vertex Sōl, a new platform that connects tax compliance processes through artificial intelligence. The system combines tax decisions, regulatory intelligence, reporting, and audit records within a unified framework. Meanwhile, VERX stock fell 1.49% to $15.16, losing $0.23 after recovering from an intraday low near $14.87. Vertex, Inc., VERX The launch expands Vertex's technology portfolio as businesses seek greater control over automated tax operations. Vertex Sōl connects compliance activities across individual transactions, from initial tax calculations through reporting and audits. Tax departments can identify potential errors earlier and manage supporting records through one system. Vertex Sōl brings AI into tax compliance operations. Vertex Sōl integrates tax determination, electronic invoicing, regulatory reporting, and audit preparation into a connected workflow. The platform maintains transaction records throughout each compliance stage, reducing the need for separate documentation processes. Furthermore, Vertex Intelligence supports the system with regulatory information, tax expertise, explanations, and recommendations. The company designed the platform to give tax professionals direct control over automated decisions. Teams can review recommendations, approve actions, and reverse decisions when necessary. This structure allows businesses to adjust automation levels according to internal policies and compliance requirements. Vertex serves a customer base that includes more than 60% of Fortune 500 companies. Its existing tax solutions support businesses that manage complex transactions across different regulatory environments. The new platform extends those services by connecting tax calculations with documentation and audit requirements. Vertex survey highlights demand for AI oversight. Vertex introduced the platform as enterprises examine the risks and benefits of automated compliance systems. A company-commissioned survey questioned 402 tax and compliance software decision-makers across the United States and Germany. Emerald Research Group conducted the research to assess expectations surrounding artificial intelligence in compliance operations. The survey found that 81% of respondents required full visibility into automated decisions before adopting AI compliance tools. Respondents also wanted the ability to override or reverse automated actions at any time. These findings highlight the importance of transparency and human control in regulated financial operations. Vertex Sōl addresses these requirements through adjustable automation settings and decision records. Tax departments can choose whether the system recommends actions, assists employees, or operates within established controls. Meanwhile, its recordkeeping functions allow teams to trace decisions back to their original transactions. Vertex expands compliance capabilities across tax workflows. Vertex Sōl supports several activities that tax departments handle throughout the reporting cycle. When regulations change, the platform connects updated requirements with relevant transactions and identifies potential compliance impacts. Tax professionals can then review the information before making operational changes. Before filing, the system identifies relevant issues and provides recommendations within company-defined controls. During audits, it helps teams organize notices, gather supporting documents, and identify missing information. These functions connect routine compliance work with the evidence businesses need during regulatory reviews. Industry research firm IDC identifies governance and traceability as important requirements for enterprise compliance technology. Its assessment emphasizes the need to explain automated actions and connect them with original tax decisions. Vertex's latest launch reflects that direction while extending its existing compliance software capabilities. The post Vertex, Inc. (VERX) stock: unveils Vertex Sōl to transform tax compliance with AI appeared first on blockonomi. BitRss shares this Content always with License. Screenshot generated in real time with SneakPeek Suite * homepage * flash news * Vertex, Inc. (VERX) stock: unveils Vertex Sōl to transform tax compliance with AI.

Vertex, Inc. (VERX) stock: unveils Vertex Sōl to transform tax compliance with AI. Vertex introduces AI-powered tax compliance tools to streamline reporting, improve audit readiness, and strengthen decision oversight. Tldr. Table of Contents * Vertex launches Sōl to connect tax reporting, audit records, and AI decisions. * VERX stock slides 1.49% to $15.16 following the launch of its Vertex Sōl platform. * Vertex Sōl gives tax teams greater control over AI recommendations and decisions. * A Vertex survey finds 81% demand full visibility before adopting compliance AI. * New tools link tax calculations, e-invoicing, reporting, and audit records. Vertex, Inc. (VERX) has introduced Vertex Sōl, a new platform that connects tax compliance processes through artificial intelligence. The system combines tax decisions, regulatory intelligence, reporting, and audit records within a unified framework. Meanwhile, VERX stock fell 1.49% to $15.16, losing $0.23 after recovering from an intraday low near $14.87. Vertex, Inc., VERX The launch expands Vertex's technology portfolio as businesses seek greater control over automated tax operations. Vertex Sōl connects compliance activities across individual transactions, from initial tax calculations through reporting and audits. Tax departments can identify potential errors earlier and manage supporting records through one system. Vertex Sōl brings AI into tax compliance operations. Vertex Sōl integrates tax determination, electronic invoicing, regulatory reporting, and audit preparation into a connected workflow. The platform maintains transaction records throughout each compliance stage, reducing the need for separate documentation processes. Furthermore, Vertex Intelligence supports the system with regulatory information, tax expertise, explanations, and recommendations. The company designed the platform to give tax professionals direct control over automated decisions. Teams can review recommendations, approve actions, and reverse decisions when necessary. This structure allows businesses to adjust automation levels according to internal policies and compliance requirements. Vertex serves a customer base that includes more than 60% of Fortune 500 companies. Its existing tax solutions support businesses that manage complex transactions across different regulatory environments. The new platform extends those services by connecting tax calculations with documentation and audit requirements. Vertex survey highlights demand for AI oversight. Vertex introduced the platform as enterprises examine the risks and benefits of automated compliance systems. A company-commissioned survey questioned 402 tax and compliance software decision-makers across the United States and Germany. Emerald Research Group conducted the research to assess expectations surrounding artificial intelligence in compliance operations. The survey found that 81% of respondents required full visibility into automated decisions before adopting AI compliance tools. Respondents also wanted the ability to override or reverse automated actions at any time. These findings highlight the importance of transparency and human control in regulated financial operations. Vertex Sōl addresses these requirements through adjustable automation settings and decision records. Tax departments can choose whether the system recommends actions, assists employees, or operates within established controls. Meanwhile, its recordkeeping functions allow teams to trace decisions back to their original transactions. Vertex expands compliance capabilities across tax workflows. Vertex Sōl supports several activities that tax departments handle throughout the reporting cycle. When regulations change, the platform connects updated requirements with relevant transactions and identifies potential compliance impacts. Tax professionals can then review the information before making operational changes. Before filing, the system identifies relevant issues and provides recommendations within company-defined controls. During audits, it helps teams organize notices, gather supporting documents, and identify missing information. These functions connect routine compliance work with the evidence businesses need during regulatory reviews. Industry research firm IDC identifies governance and traceability as important requirements for enterprise compliance technology. Its assessment emphasizes the need to explain automated actions and connect them with original tax decisions. Vertex's latest launch reflects that direction while extending its existing compliance software capabilities. Limited Time Offer Get 3 free stock ebooks. Discover top-performing stocks in AI, Crypto, and Technology with expert analysis. * Top 10 AI Stocks - Leading AI companies * Top 10 Crypto Stocks - Blockchain leaders * Top 10 Tech Stocks - Tech giants

Vertex, the indirect tax and compliance company, has launched Vertex Sōl, an AI-powered tool that ties tax and compliance to each transaction, from determination through e-invoicing, reporting, and audit defence. The system creates one continuous, governed record. Tax teams set how much control AI has: it can recommend an action, assist with the work, or act within limits they define. They can review, override, or reverse any action. The launch follows a Vertex-commissioned survey of 402 tax and compliance software decision makers in the US and Germany. It found 81% would adopt AI in compliance only with full visibility into automated decisions and the ability to override them. "Tax teams need to be able to see what's happening, understand what matters, and stay in control," said chief executive officer Christopher Young. Vertex says more than 60% of the Fortune 500 use its solutions.