KPMG teams up with Aiimi to roll out Workplace AI platform.

December 2025. The announcement follows the most recent publication of the Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC) annual review, which identifies KPMG as a market leader in delivering audit quality. The Big Four firm’s campaign to maintain its edge continues as it adds new technology to its armoury and advances its AI agenda. 

Aiimi uses AI to help teams to find, govern, and unlock the value stored in their enterprise data, empowering companies to safely operationalise AI and tackle their biggest challenges. Aiimi’s technology and services are relied on by leading British organisations including PwC UK, the Financial Conduct Authority, various FTSE 100 companies, and the UK Government.

KPMG’s agreement with Aiimi builds upon an in-depth pilot that put the AI-powered platform through its paces and sealed the new 3-year contract. 

This next phase of the relationship will see Aiimi’s specialist consultants and Workplace AI platform focus on bringing together, classifying, and refining KPMG’s complex data estate. This will enable teams to secure sensitive information and connect consultants with the insights they need, supporting KPMG’s continued commitment to delivering a range of services for clients, in line with evolving regulatory standards. 

Beyond this, the platform will help build the solid data foundations required to safely and successfully implement new AI solutions. 

Steve Salvin, CEO and Founder of Aiimi, comments: 

“KPMG is one of the largest professional services firms in the world with data and AI ambitions to match. Our job is to help the Big Four firm realise these ambitions. The complex regulatory landscape and data estate KPMG operates within is where Aiimi thrives - something the pilot proved when it put our Workplace AI platform through its paces. Now, our team is looking forward to working alongside KPMG and putting the platform to work. The opportunities this challenge offers is what makes it exciting.”

Chris Allen, KPMG UK’s Chief Data Officer, added:  

“The rise of AI technologies means Information Management and Data Governance have never been more critical. To have trust in AI outputs you must first have trust in your underlying data. The Aiimi platform gives us that trust. It helps us better understand what data we have across the estate. If data has limited value and there’s no regulatory requirement to retain it; we delete it. If it’s something we want to keep then Aiimi helps us to intelligently classify that data, tag it in-situ and make it available to downstream AI applications in a way which respects retention rules, access controls, and the contractual obligations we have to our clients and audited entities.”