On the Books: What you need to know for Intuit Connect 2026

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Intuit Connect is almost here, October 26-28 in Las Vegas, and hosts Amanda Thompson and Jessica McCracken walk through how to get the most out of the week. They cover the new Intuit Presents roadmap sessions, the expanded booth and theater experience, the return of Brain Dates, and the main stage lineup. They also share a few Vegas food tips.

Not making the trip? Tune in as Amanda and Jessica let you know how you can watch the main stage sessions live from your home or office.

On the Books is taking a short break after Connect. There won’t be an episode in early November. The show returns later in November. Join us then!

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