About
Intuit is a prominent financial software company founded in 1983 in Palo Alto, California, by Scott Cook and Tom Proulx. The company specializes in software and online services that simplify personal finance management, small business accounting, and tax preparation. Its flagship products include QuickBooks for small business accounting, TurboTax for tax preparation, and Mint for personal financial management. With approximately 50 million customers worldwide and a workforce of over 8,000 employees, Intuit has established itself as a key player in the financial software industry. The company has evolved from its origins with Quicken, a personal finance tool, to offer a range of services including payroll processing, mortgage lending, and insurance products. Intuit is known for its commitment to innovation and customer-centric product development, continuously adapting to technology trends with cloud-based and mobile solutions.
Products
3Credit Karma provides personalized guidance and recommendations for managing credit, debt, and savings.
Lower TCO, higher service levels and reduced risk.
Personalized, AI-powered answers in real-time as you file, with dedicated tax experts available for support or to file on your behalf.
What changed
- CapabilityReveille: public API confirmedCapability audit
Recent News
Intuit and Perplexity Partner to Bring Trusted Financial Action for Businesses in Perplexity Computer
Intuit announced a partnership with Perplexity to integrate trusted financial actions for businesses within Perplexity Computer, which could introduce new features or workflows for businesses using Intuit products, requiring MSPs to understand and support these changes.
Read moreIntuit and Perplexity Partner to Bring Trusted Financial Action for Businesses in Perplexity Computer
Intuit has partnered with Perplexity to integrate AI-powered trusted financial actions for businesses, potentially impacting how MSPs support clients using Intuit's financial products. This collaboration could introduce new features, data handling requirements, or integration points for business financial management.
Read moreQuickBooks Is Now a Workforce Company. Here’s What That Means for Sales Professionals.
QuickBooks' shift to a 'Workforce Company' indicates expanded features beyond traditional accounting, potentially including HR, payroll, or sales enablement tools that MSPs could manage or integrate for their clients.
Read moreQuickBooks Is Now a Workforce Company. Here’s What That Means for Sales Professionals.
Intuit's announcement of QuickBooks evolving into a 'workforce company' signifies an expansion of its HR, payroll, and broader workforce management capabilities. This strategic shift is relevant for MSPs who manage client financial systems, as it introduces new features and services they may need to support or integrate into their offerings.
Read moreQuickBooks Expands Connector in Claude and Plugin in ChatGPT with New Sales Invoicing, Payroll, and Lending Features
QuickBooks has expanded its integrations with AI platforms Claude and ChatGPT, introducing new sales invoicing, payroll, and lending features. This update is highly relevant for MSPs managing QuickBooks for clients, as it introduces new functionalities and automation possibilities that could impact financial workflows and require support or integration expertise.
Read moreFounded
1983
Employees
19k+
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Headquarters
Mountain View, California, United States
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