Aibidia AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Aibidia is transfer pricing software for multinational groups. It manages transfer pricing documentation, operational transfer pricing and Pillar Two preparation, and offers TP Aurora, an AI research assistant that answers transfer pricing questions from curated IBFD and OECD content.

Aibidia's platform has three modules: TP Compliance for documentation, Operational TP for ongoing intercompany pricing and TP Aurora for research. It handles benchmarking studies, P&L segmentation and Pillar Two preparation and, according to the company, manages more than 7,000 legal entities. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Helsinki, Aibidia names Unilever, Dyson, Nokia and Delivery Hero among more than 100 multinational customers. It raised a $28 million Series B in June 2025 to expand in the United States.

• Answers transfer pricing questionsTP Aurora answers questions on transfer pricing regulation, compliance duties, country requirements and technical concepts. Every answer links to its source documents from curated IBFD data and OECD guidelines, so tax staff can verify it before using it in documentation.
• Compares rules across countriesTP Aurora covers more than 100 tax jurisdictions and supports multi-country comparisons, with saved chat history. Group tax teams preparing local files can check differences in documentation thresholds or deadlines in one place rather than consulting separate country guides.
• Keeps research inside a closed datasetTP Aurora does not access the internet and works only on a closed, expert-validated dataset. Aibidia says it does not store session information and never uses queries to train the model. This limits the risk of answers drawn from unreliable web content and keeps group data out of training.

• Focuses on transfer pricing for multinationals, from documentation to operational transfer pricing and Pillar Two preparation.
• TP Aurora draws on licensed IBFD data and OECD guidelines and runs without internet access.
• TP Aurora can be tested for 30 days with ten full answers including source documents.

Aibidia is based in Helsinki and says it serves more than 100 multinationals; it opened a New York office in April 2025, and the US contributes more than 15 percent of revenue.

Aibidia targets large groups, so check whether your entity count and documentation needs justify a platform. Ask which ERP and consolidation systems feed the data for P&L segmentation, and how results are documented for auditors. The TP Aurora terms say personal data is stored on Microsoft Azure but name no region, so ask for the hosting region. The website shows a SOC 2 badge without the report type; request the report.

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