On the Books: Everything you need to know about the new QuickBooks innovations

Published on June 10, 20256 minute read

You may have heard. QuickBooks is getting a glow-up.

In this episode of the podcast, Ted and Jessica sit down with Joe Preston, vice president of Product and Design at Intuit, to explore the exciting new QuickBooks experience. Joe talks through why these changes and why now. He also details the multi-month journey to develop the new change team's focus on providing new tools to improve productivity and efficiency.

The group talks through:

New agentic technology.
A new business feed and new customer hub.
The rigorous testing and responsible AI practices that help ensure the changes are innovative and secure.
The group discusses what’s NOT changing in QuickBooks.

For more information:

Episode 4 with Dave Talach

Details on what’s included in the new QuickBooks experience

More information on AI for Accountants

Intuit’s responsible AI practices

Accountant toolkit to help you talk with your clients about the changes

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