Warp Accounting

What is Warp Accounting?

Warp Accounting, formerly Snap Accounting, is AI audit execution software for audit firms. The vendor says it performs journal entry testing, expense vouching (test of details) and tests of controls from the audit plan the firm approves, shows the reasoning for each result, links every answer to the source document it came from and exports to Excel for the audit file. The firm's team reviews exceptions, applies judgment and signs off.

Who it's for

Small and mid-size CPA and audit firms, per the vendor, which says it serves the US and Canada. It was co-founded in 2026 by Mike Kim, CPA, CA, a former KPMG auditor, with co-founder Dhirendra (per the vendor's About page and Mike Kim's LinkedIn launch post).

Key features

• Journal entry testing across the full population against the firm's risk criteria (vendor claim)
• Expense vouching to invoices and supporting documents, with exceptions flagged first and reasoning shown (vendor claim)
• Tests of controls, plus board minutes and contract summaries (vendor claim)
• Sample selection described in plain English, with the method recorded (vendor claim)
• Secure client upload portal for requested supporting documents (vendor claim)
• Every result links to its source document; output exports to Excel (vendor claim)
• Many planning, completion and reporting steps are listed by the vendor as on the roadmap, not available today
• Security (vendor claims): built on SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR-certified infrastructure (Microsoft Azure and Supabase), Canadian data residency available on request, Azure OpenAI inference with zero data retention and no training on client data. Warp itself is not SOC 2 certified, and its security page makes no public SOC 2 claim

Integrations

• QuickBooks Online (vendor claim, not stated on the public site)
• Excel export
• Caseware (working papers, vendor claim; the vendor positions Warp as narrower than Caseware, not a replacement)

Pricing

Pricing not published; the vendor says it is an annual fee per firm, quoted on request (from the vendor's public pages, last checked November 4, 2026; confirm with the vendor)

Pros and cons

Pros

• Every testing result shows its reasoning and links to the source document, so review is quick (vendor claim). ^[1]
• Built by a CPA with audit experience, including at KPMG (per the vendor). ^[4]
• AI inference runs on Azure OpenAI with zero data retention and no training on client data (vendor claim). ^[1]

Cons

• Pricing is not published; firms must request a quote. ^[1]
• Warp itself holds no SOC 2 certification; only its underlying cloud infrastructure is certified. ^[2]
• Young product launched in 2026 with no independent reviews found, and much of the audit workflow is still on the vendor's roadmap. ^[1]

Summarized from public reviews and reporting; not a hands-on test.

Sources

1. https://warpaudit.com
2. https://warpaudit.com/security
3. https://warpaudit.com/caseware-alternative
4. https://snapaiaudit.com/about-us
5. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mike-kim-cpa-ca-b50b9131_some-personal-news-ive-started-snap-accounting-activity-7480316506161983488-lNla

Last checked: 2026-11-04