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Sydney, AUSTRALIA – 14 October 2026 - Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU), the global financial technology platform that makes Intuit TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, Mailchimp, and Intuit Enterprise Suite, today announced that Intuit Intelligence is now available internationally.
Intuit Intelligence is Intuit's unified platform, delivering intelligence and automation to businesses and accountants wherever they are. Now fuelling QuickBooks and Intuit Accountant Suite globally, it orchestrates decades of trusted data, deep domain expertise, and intelligent automation to help customers understand performance, automate work, take action and drive outcomes for businesses and their accountants. Intuit Intelligence ensures a business owner or their trusted accountant is freed up and left completely in control of the decisions that matter most, resulting in a trusted financial outcome, built on accuracy and compliance.
"We're at the beginning of a fundamental transformation in how businesses operate around the world," said Ciarán Quilty, SVP, International, Intuit. "The next generation of growth won't come from more software, but from intelligent systems that combine AI with trusted financial data and the expertise of accountants to help businesses make better decisions and achieve better outcomes. At Intuit, that's the future we're building for our customers in every market."
“Every conversation I have with a business owner comes back to the same three things: is my cash flow healthy, am I winning the next sale, and do I have the time to actually run the business.” said Anthony Capano, Managing Director, Intuit Australia. “This is where that bigger shift shows up for Australian businesses. Intuit Intelligence takes on more of the day-to-day work automatically and brings forward the insights business owners and their accountants need, while leaving the decisions with them. That matters, because trust is as important as speed when it comes to AI. It means less time managing the business and more time moving it forward.”
That approach is built into how Intuit Intelligence works. Rather than relying on a single AI model, Intuit Intelligence selects the right technology for each workflow or task, applying large language models for reasoning, machine learning for prediction, and deterministic code where precision is critical. Throughout, business owners and accountants have the transparency and control to apply the judgement and expertise only they can provide.
Momentum and adoption behind Intuit Intelligence is strong with millions of customers already using its financial automations and insights monthly. Early adopters are reporting saving an average of 13 hours a month, with 70% of customers confident their books are done right, and accountants spending 30% more time on client advisory work. The platform draws on data from 10 million customers, with an average of roughly 625,000 attributes tracked per business, delivering real outcomes at scale, with businesses and accountants always in control.











