Euna Solutions will display purpose-built AI tools for public sector financial management at the GFOA 2026 Annual Conference in Chicago, June 28 to July 1. The demonstrations arrive as state and local agencies face rising service demands, tighter budgets, and growing expectations for faster, more transparent operations.
The company's Euna AI capabilities, now embedded in its Budget, Procurement, Grants, and Payments products, bring plain-language querying, automated compliance checks, and daily grant-matching to workflows that often remain manual or fragmented. The showcase at GFOA points to a practical turn in government AI adoption: tools built for specific public-sector tasks, not generic assistants layered over existing systems.
AI tools embedded in budget, grants, procurement, and payments
In Euna Budget, users can ask questions in plain English and get charts, narratives, and analysis instantly. The software also makes Budget Books and annual financial reports easier to access for both staff and external reviewers.
Euna Grants applies AI to comb the largest US grant database daily, surfacing matched funding opportunities and helping teams move from identification to application faster. This pre-award experience replaces manual hours of searching with a ranked feed of relevant possibilities.
The new tools illustrate how AI for Finance is being deployed for specific, high-volume tasks such as grant research and narrative generation.
Euna Procurement flags unclear or contradictory language in solicitation documents before publication. It also runs automatic SAM.gov debarment checks during the scoring process, reducing the risk of non-compliant awards slipping through.
On the payments side, automated workflows deliver clearer bills and faster resident checkouts through expanded bill presentment and streamlined wallet creation in Euna Payments.
CEO on the shift from experimentation to practical use
"GFOA has always been where public finance leaders come together to define what responsible, modern government looks like," said Tom Amburgey, CEO of Euna Solutions. "This year's conference comes at an important inflection point. Government organizations are under pressure to do more with limited resources, and AI has the potential to help if it is designed around the real workflows, safeguards, and accountability standards of the public sector. For Euna, GFOA is a chance to show how purpose-built innovation can help public finance teams in the next era of government operations."
Amburgey's comments reflect a wider view among public-sector technology providers and agencies that AI for Government must work within established accountability frameworks, not bypass them.
Where to see the demos
Attendees can visit Euna at booth #455 to schedule one-on-one meetings, watch product demonstrations, and learn about the latest AI-powered capabilities across the Euna platform.
Why this matters for finance professionals
For public finance teams managing tight deadlines and complex compliance requirements, these tools translate into fewer manual document reviews, faster funding discovery, and more consistent budget reporting. The demonstrations at GFOA 2026 make it clear that AI in government is no longer a future concept - it is being embedded into the daily workflows that finance professionals already own.
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