Is your client ready for Intuit Enterprise Suite? Two on-demand webinars will help you decide

Your mid-market clients are growing and their complexity is growing with them. More often than not, the software they're running on, whether it’s QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise, or even a legacy ERP such as NetSuite, isn't keeping pace.

You've probably felt it in the conversations you're having when clients ask if there's a better way to handle multi-entity consolidations. Finance teams manually reconciling data across systems that should be talking to each other. Growing businesses are squeezed between tools that are too simple and enterprise platforms that are too expensive and too complicated to implement and maintain.

Intuit Enterprise Suite was built to address exactly that gap. Two sessions, now available on demand, are giving accounting professionals an inside look at what Intuit Enterprise Suite is, who it's for, and what moving to the platform actually looks like in practice.

What Is Intuit Enterprise Suite and why does it matter for your clients?

Intuit Enterprise Suite is designed for mid-market businesses that have outgrown standard accounting tools but don't need or want the overhead of a full-scale ERP. The Suite offers advanced capabilities, including multi-entity management, role-based permissions, deeper reporting and analytics, and greater workflow flexibility, all within the QuickBooks ecosystem accounting professionals already know.

For advisors, the opportunity is significant. As clients hit the ceiling of their current platforms, they'll be looking to you for guidance on what comes next. Understanding Intuit Enterprise Suite and its capabilities, fit criteria, and what migration actually entails positions you to be that trusted voice before they go looking elsewhere.

These two sessions are a strong place to start, and are available on demand.

Session 1: Get the strategy and proof points together

Exploring Intuit Enterprise Suite: Strategy + 3 Real Migration Stories with Fourlane and Intuit

This session is built for accounting professionals who want the big picture and the practical detail in one place.

Matt Bright, a senior product specialist at Intuit, will walk through the market need and product vision behind Intuit Enterprise Suite, including where it fits in the broader landscape and what kinds of businesses it is designed to serve. Laura Davidsen, a senior partner at Fourlane, one of Intuit's most experienced implementation partners, brings the ground-level view: three real client migrations, each starting from a different platform:

• QuickBooks Online → Intuit Enterprise Suite
• QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise → Intuit Enterprise Suite
• NetSuite → Intuit Enterprise Suite

Each path comes with its own set of considerations, common friction points, and outcomes, and Laura will share the practical insights from having lived through all of them with her clients.

For advisors, this is the kind of session that closes knowledge gaps fast. Whether you have a client actively evaluating Intuit Enterprise Suite right now or you're building your own familiarity with the platform, hearing three real migration stories from an implementation expert, alongside an Intuit product insider, is genuinely hard to replicate elsewhere.

Session 2: Understand the case for Intuit Enterprise Suite from the ground up

Intuit Enterprise Suite: Built for What's Next with Out of the Box and Intuit

Now available on demand, this session on is about migration specifics.

Hosted by Out of the Box, a trusted Intuit solution provider, this session focuses on the foundational story behind Intuit Enterprise Suite, including what drove Intuit to build it, who it's designed for, and why you should look at it now. For accounting professionals who want to understand how to talk about Intuit Enterprise Suite with clients who are just beginning to explore their options, this session builds the language and the framework to do that well.

The session covers how Intuit Enterprise Suite bridges the gap for mid-market businesses that need more power, flexibility, and scalability than their current tools can offer, without the cost and complexity of a traditional enterprise platform. It's the kind of clear, structured overview that helps advisors articulate the Intuit Enterprise Suite value proposition confidently, whether they're in a client discovery conversation or responding to a question they didn't see coming.

This is also a useful session for firms building or expanding an Intuit Enterprise Suite practice. Understanding how Intuit positions Intuit Enterprise Suite and the problem it solves is foundational to identifying the right clients and structuring the right conversations.

Two sessions, two perspectives—both worth your time

Taken together, these two sessions cover the full picture: the strategic case for Intuit Enterprise Suite and the on-the-ground reality of what migration looks like across different starting points. For accounting professionals advising mid-market clients navigating platform decisions, that combination is hard to beat.

The sessions are free and designed to be practical. If you're building your Intuit Enterprise Suite expertise or helping a client make a platform decision right now, watch them on demand.