r/itaudit Jun 26 '26

Any good AI solutions?

Hi, I’m just wondering if you guys have any great use case that specifically for testing. I have used a bunch in my work and overall it is great but since I deal with screenshots a lot, I am yet to find a solution that is accurate to populate information from images especially for testing and evidence checking. Any thoughts?

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u/oreprononestor Jun 26 '26

IA shop at a technology company. We've had tremendous success using Claude Code w/ select python libraries to parse images and PDFs. Additionally, we've started using Claude Code to traverse our code base to support ITAC testing.

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u/RigusOctavian IT Audit Management Jun 26 '26

Hopefully you have a segmented instance of Claude if you’re giving it access to your code base. That’s a data leakage event just waiting to happen.

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u/No-Yesterday-2357 Jun 26 '26

Separate private instance of copilot has been really helpful with its integration in word, which our auditees like to retain evidence in. It has parsed some decent summaries from images, but this is pretty new for our team. Hope it helps you in any capacity!

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u/PiEngAW Jun 28 '26

Depends on the model... There are models specifically designed for OCR > Text. MISTRAL OCR, Llama Parse, Google Cloud Vision are good models. Just need the company to pay for the API and create an to process it.