On the Books: Introducing the Intuit Accountant Suite and transformed ProAdvisor Program

Published on November 18, 202544 minute listen

This episode of the "On the Books" podcast celebrates its one-year anniversary and dives into the exciting launch of the Intuit Accountant Suite. Directors Karla Uribe and Jaclyn Anku join us to discuss the new firm-level product, which aims to be a single destination for all of your firm's work. Karla details how the suite was co-built with accountant feedback and introduces powerful features such as Client Insights and enhanced user permissions.

In addition, Jaclyn deep-dives into the transformed ProAdvisor Program, which is now integrated directly into the Accountant Suite, offering new firm-based tiers, the CAS Foundations learning pathway, and a Training Manager experience to help leaders upskill their teams. The hosts also address the eventual sunset of QuickBooks Online Accountant and encourage firms to opt-in to the new suite to take advantage of its free core features and future premium innovations.

Stick around to the end of the episode for a special Happy Thanksgiving wish for you all!

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Previous episode featuring Karla and Jaclyn - Episodes 2, 13, 14, 26

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