The changes taking place in the world of auditing financial statements are mostly related to technology and its progress. The focus is on three technologies that are considered to have the greatest impact on auditing in the future, namely artificial intelligence, blockchain, and data analytics. Each technology, with its characteristics and capabilities, strives to facilitate and speed up a certain segment of the auditor's work. The priority is to replace the operational work that takes the auditors the largest amount of time to perform, but also in other segments where the auditor's knowledge is not crucial. The main feature of technology in auditing is to process as much data as possible in the shortest possible time in order to obtain more accurate data and a greater chance of noticing deviations and irregularities in any form. The auditor's knowledge is still necessary, but it is also focused on key analyses, assessments, and opinions. As part of this work, an anonymous survey was conducted with audit firms in Croatia. The general data of the auditing companies were collected and analyzed. Their familiarity with current technological solutions was graphically displayed, and the percentages of the application of the same technologies were shown. The auditors' subjective views on the future of auditing and the reasons why they do not apply current technologies were examined. At the end, a summary conclusion was made that connected the theory with the obtained and analyzed indicators in Croatia.