Published on: Tuesday, 07 October 2025 ● 5 Min Read
By embedding AI agents and MCP servers into enterprise compliance workflows, Avalara is evolving compliance into a smart, interoperable global framework, that operates at unprecedented scale
DURHAM, N.C., Oct. 7, 2025 -- Avalara, Inc., the agentic tax and compliance leader, today announced breakthroughs in enterprise compliance: Avi, Avalara's AI agent is now embedded directly where users work; cutting-edge Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers provide easy access to Avalara's AI-powered platform; and a series of AI innovations are newly available in its product suite.
These capabilities enable third-party agents and systems to more seamlessly discover and connect with APIs across Avalara's ecosystem, embedding compliance directly into customer workflows and systems. The result is a shift from isolated features to a fully interoperable framework that ensures compliance happens wherever business happens.
"Compliance is no longer a back-office burden, but a mission-critical function," said Scott McFarlane, CEO and Co-Founder of Avalara. "With Avalara's agentic solutions, our customers are cutting filing times from days to hours, reducing compliance risk, and freeing teams to focus on growth."
Avi Everywhere, Compliance at the Point of Work Powered by Agents
Avalara's AI agent, Avi, is now embedded directly where users work, observing, advising, and executing compliance for daily workflows:
MCP Servers: The Backbone of Intelligent Interoperable Compliance
Avalara pioneered cloud-based tax automation and quickly rose to market leadership over the past two decades. Now, as agentic AI reshapes enterprise software, Avalara is once again first to transform the category with an agentic operating model built on MCP servers, enterprise LLMs, domain-specific SLMs, AI agents, and the most expansive compliance content network—all residing in the market's most resilient, scalable, performant, multi-cloud platform.
Third-party agents and systems can connect to Avalara's MCP servers to discover and call APIs across Avalara's platform, enabling applications to connect more seamlessly and extend functionality. By embedding AI agents and MCP servers into enterprise workflows, Avalara is evolving compliance into a smart, interoperable framework, extending trusted category intelligence across global systems at unprecedented scale.
New Enterprise-Grade AI Features
Avalara is introducing a series of new AI-driven capabilities including:
These enterprise-grade capabilities reinforce Avalara's leadership in compliance automation, as recognized in the IDC MarketScape Report: Worldwide SaaS and Cloud-Enabled SaaS Sales and Use Tax Automation Software for Enterprise 2024 Vendor Assessment.
Expanded AI Capabilities
Avalara is also extending its agentic platform across new compliance domains:
"The AI-powered search in Avalara Tax Research has been a game changer, cutting my research time by more than 80 percent," said Dakota Cox, Accounts Payable at Averitt Express, an Avalara customer.
Ecosystem and Market Rollout
Avalara is driving adoption of these innovations through its partner and customer networks:
About Avalara
Avalara is the agentic tax and compliance leader. For more than two decades, Avalara has developed one of the most expansive libraries of tax content and integrations in the industry, supporting over 43,000 businesses and government entities across more than 75 countries. The company's purpose-built AI agents automate end-to-end compliance processes with greater precision, from tax calculations and return filings to exemption certificate management and beyond. For more information, visit Avalara.com.
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