WORKIVA INC. A DL-,001

At the Amplify 2026 conference, Workiva introduced Agent Studio, a platform that lets users create AI agents to automate business processes, customize them to company-specific data and schedule tasks — all without programming skills. The company also announced three AI solutions for regulatory reporting (including BEA, US Census and country-by-country reporting) designed to help accounting and finance teams manage compliance obligations on the Workiva platform. For internal audit and governance, risk and compliance (GRC), Workiva unveiled an automated audit solution that uses orchestrated AI agents to automate and document evidence collection, sample selection, attribute testing and reporting. » More on de.investing.com

At the Goldman Sachs conference, Workiva presented a strategy built on agent-based AI, increased focus on regulatory tasks and platform expansion. The company reports sustained subscription growth of about 20% in recent quarters, has already reached its margin targets for 2027 and is aiming for further financial goals by 2030. Workiva monetizes AI through a value-based pricing structure; premium AI tiers are adopted by over 20% of upgraders. Management sees large upselling potential (more than half of customers currently use only one to two solutions), but warns that not all customers will adopt the most advanced AI features and growth is likely to slow as the company gets larger. » More on de.investing.com

Workiva reported Q2 revenue of $255 million, up 19% year over year, with subscription revenue rising 19% to $236 million and non-GAAP operating margin of 16.8%. The company raised full-year non-GAAP operating margin guidance to about 18%, hitting its 2027 target a year early, and raised free-cash-flow margin guidance to ~21%. Customer metrics strengthened with 6,750 customers, 97% gross retention and 111% net retention, while larger and multi-solution contracts and early adoption of AI and premium tiers support an upgraded FY revenue outlook of $1.040–1.044 billion. » More on finance.yahoo.com