Intuit Says 75% of Enterprise Customers Deploy AI Agents Monthly
Businesses and accountants are deploying the artificial intelligence-powered tools offered as part of Intuit Intelligence, Intuit Chairman and CEO Sasan Goodarzi said Tuesday (Aug. 25) during an earnings call. Intuit introduced Intuit Intelligence in October, describing it as a system that will unify a business’s data and provide access to a team of AI agents […] The post Intuit Says 75% of…
Intuit Chairman and CEO Sasan Goodarzi announced during an earnings call on Tuesday (Aug. 25) that 75% of Intuit Enterprise customers are deploying AI agents monthly through Intuit Intelligence. Intuit Intelligence, launched in October, unifies a business's data and provides access to AI agents for various financial tasks. Goodarzi shared that early results are promising, with millions of customers using AI-native experiences, paying four days faster, and reducing manual work by 30%.
Among Enterprise Suite users, 75% utilize Intuit's AI agents every month. Intuit's Global Business Solutions revenue was up 14% year over year to $3.4 billion for the quarter ending July 31. Overall, Intuit's total revenue increased 14% to $4.4 billion. Intuit Intelligence has transformed Enterprise Suite products from merely recording transactions to performing work for users.
By integrating user data with Intuit's expertise and advanced models, this suite maintains current books, identifies anomalies, forecasts cash flow, plans scenarios, and initiates workflows, seeking human intervention only when necessary. Goodarzi emphasized scaling this value to a larger customer base, as the company grows alongside its customers, managing more financial and workforce needs within QuickBooks.
Additionally, Intuit introduced the Intuit Business Credit Card, designed to sync with QuickBooks, enabling businesses to manage spending, access credit, and monitor financial health from a single platform.
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