Accountants: Paid Interview on AI Assistant Workflows

What you'll do

This is a research interview, not a task queue. You join a remote conversation and describe your normal accounting day: the recurring tasks, the tools you use, and the specific places an AI assistant has entered that routine. The interviewers ask you to react to hypothetical scenarios and to recall recent examples where an assistant changed a deliverable, for better or worse. The ad stresses hands-on experience over theory, so expect questions like "what did you actually do last month" rather than opinion polling.

The stated purpose is a wider evaluation of how AI assistants affect everyday financial operations and which tool integrations would be most useful to finance teams. The ad does not name the company running the study or say how your answers will be used beyond that.

Who fits

• Practicing accountants who use AI tools in their day-to-day work
• Corporate accountants, public accountants, tax specialists and auditors are all named as welcome
• Enough professional experience to compare traditional and AI-assisted methods
• The ad does not give a minimum number of years, a certification requirement or a country restriction

What it pays

USD 100 per hour, as listed by Terac. The ad does not state how long the interview lasts or whether the fee is for the actual time or a fixed session, so check the duration on the study page before you commit.

Worth knowing

Good:

• A high hourly figure for a conversation about work you already do
• Open worldwide, with no stated location requirement
• No preparation beyond remembering real examples of using AI tools

Less good:

• It is a one-off interview, so it is not steady income
• You need to be actively using AI tools at work, which rules out accountants who do not
• Matching is not guaranteed; Terac may screen you against the study's criteria
• The ad does not say whether the session is recorded

About this listing

Terac posted this study on 30 September 2026 and it is listed until 29 November 2026. The Apply button opens this study on Terac; you sign in or create a Terac account there to apply. The summary and comments on the work are ours, based on the ad text. See Terac.