Intuit Lays Out Expanded Intelligence Platform for Accountants

Technology | October 27, 2026

Intuit Lays Out Expanded Intelligence Platform for Accountants

Intuit showcased new innovations across its Intuit Intelligence platform during Intuit Connect this week, including new features in Enterprise Suite, Accountant Suite, and QuickBooks.

Jason Bramwell

Global financial technology company Intuit showcased new innovations across its Intuit Intelligence platform during Intuit Connect this week, including new features in Enterprise Suite, Accountant Suite, and QuickBooks.

At its flagship event for accounting firms and business leaders, Intuit demonstrated how Intuit Intelligence helps accountants and businesses of all sizes thrive in the AI era, enabling them to work together on a unified platform. Intuit Intelligence acts as the core AI and business intelligence engine running across QuickBooks, Intuit Enterprise Suite, and Intuit Accountant Suite.

Among the new enhancements announced Tuesday are monthly Agentic Books Close in Intuit Accountant Suite, industry-specific editions in Intuit Enterprise Suite, and AI-powered invoicing and cash flow management tools in QuickBooks.

Together, these innovations enable businesses to save time and money, drive operational efficiency, deliver actionable intelligence, and take action on the customer’s behalf while remaining compliant and accurate, officials say.

Sasan Goodarzi

“With Intuit Intelligence, we’re harnessing the power of AI so businesses and accountants can continue to lead through the largest technology disruption in our history, one that is fundamentally changing how they compete and grow,” Intuit Chairman and CEO Sasan Goodarzi said. “Intuit Intelligence brings businesses and accountants together on one financial system of intelligence, combining trusted data, deep expertise, AI, and human intelligence to increasingly do the work and deliver the insights that drive better decisions. Millions of businesses and the accountants they trust can now work from one intelligent platform, with shared financial context, insights, and automation. That connection is incredibly powerful: accountants can deliver more value to their clients, businesses can grow with greater confidence, and both become stronger together.”

Intuit Accountant Suite

Intuit Accountant Suite is built around how accountants actually work. Rather than asking firms to build their practices around specific technology, Intuit says it’s increasingly making its offerings more open and agnostic, integrating with the tools and systems firms and their clients already use. Since launching a year ago, Intuit Accountant Suite has been adopted by more than 250,000 accounting firms, Intuit says.

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New innovations announced this week include:

  • Agentic Books Close runs more of the monthly close process automatically, following a firm’s own standard operating procedures and tracking actions in an audit log, while accountants supervise, review, approve, and manage exceptions.
  • Firm Playbooks and portfolio intelligence capabilities help firms standardize onboarding and workflows across clients and surface portfolio-level insights, anomalies, and benchmarks across their entire book of business.
  • ProPartner, a new program launching in early 2027, provides training and certifications, as well as access to rewards and benefits, including elevated support and product discounts, to help accounting firms of every size grow their advisory services. Soon, firms will also have the opportunity to scale with the ability to connect with businesses on the Intuit platform that need their expertise.

Intuit Enterprise Suite and QuickBooks Online Advanced

New and expanded capabilities and benefits within Intuit Enterprise Suite and QuickBooks Online Advanced include:

  • Deepening industry capabilities with investments in construction, and extending purpose-built industry experiences for nonprofits and manufacturing, customized for how these businesses operate. Manufacturing businesses get real workflows for multi-location inventory and production, from pick-pack-ship to multi-level bill of materials, while nonprofits get fund and grant accounting built into the platform instead of managed through spreadsheets.
  • New revenue management capabilities will deliver modern, automated contract-to-cash workflows, including deal configuration and pricing, billing, collections, and revenue recognition as a result of Intuit’s recent acquisition of Sequence.
  • With multi-entity consolidation, multi-currency support, custom controls, and expanded reporting, Intuit Enterprise Suite gives finance teams a real-time view across the business and replaces the fragmented, manual work of stitching together multiple systems, the company says.

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QuickBooks

The 2026 Intuit QuickBooks Small Business Late Payments Report reveals that nearly three in five small businesses have invoices overdue by 30 days or more, up from 47% last year. From tackling late payments to simplifying money management and managing teams, new Intuit Intelligence-powered innovations for QuickBooks customers include:

  • AI-powered cash flow and invoicing tools that proactively surface aging invoices, benchmark a business against peers, and automatically follow up with customers to help businesses get paid four days faster on average.
  • Expanded money management, including the Intuit Business Credit Card, integrated bill pay, and capital offered at the moment of need so financing, spending controls, and everyday bookkeeping work together in one place instead of across separate apps.
  • Enhanced sales tax preparation, with a redesigned liability report, a pre-file check that flags discrepancies, and in-app e-filing and payment to state agencies, streamlining compliance workflows and cutting preparation from hours to minutes.
  • Human capital management, extending Intuit’s payroll capabilities into broader hiring, benefits, and team management tools for growing employers.

This marks the third year Intuit Connect has been held in Las Vegas. The event concludes on Oct. 28.

Photo caption: Intuit Chairman and CEO Sasan Goodarzi addresses the audience at Intuit Connect in Las Vegas on Oct. 26, 2026. (Intuit/LinkedIn)

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