iscoverSoftware provider Intuit recently launched early access to the first phase of its AI-powered platform in Australia, which it says will help professionals save time and work smarter.
Intuit QuickBooks’ new agentic AI integration to empower professionals
07 October 2025
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In conversation with Accountants Daily, Intuit global product director Nick Williams (pictured) noted that agentic AI is being integrated into Intuit QuickBooks, which he said will offer advanced technology “to manage everything from routine tasks to complex workflows while keeping advisers in charge”.
By harnessing AI, Williams said, accounting professionals can reduce time spent on administrative work and focus on the areas where businesses most require it.
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“Within QuickBooks, this innovation takes the form of Intuit AI Agents,” he said.
“Think of them as your digital teammates working behind the scenes to provide smart recommendations, streamline processes, and enhance the automation of the tools you already rely on.”
Business owners across the profession, Williams continued, are busier than ever, managing disconnected tools and inefficient processes, while trying to stay productive.
“Rising competition, increasing customer expectations, and the demand for real-time financial data are pushing businesses to optimise their operations,” he said.
“At the same time, advancements in AI are transforming how administrative tasks are handled, boosting efficiency and productivity.”
In response, Williams said that, over the coming months, QuickBooks, powered by the Intuit platform, will be evolving, with agentic AI, “to deliver smarter automation, actionable insights, and a simplified, all-in-one platform that helps you save time and work smarter”.
When asked about the provider’s vision, Williams said that Intuit wants to empower professionals by simplifying tasks, providing smart insights, and streamlining workflows, without replacing the human touch.
“In Intuit QuickBooks, AI handles the repetitive work, giving accountants and business owners more time to focus on clients,” he said.
Managing client needs remains challenging, Williams reflected, especially when accounting professionals are juggling up to 25 different tools to keep everything running smoothly.
“We know that many accountants are looking for a single connected platform to help them see what’s happening now,” he said.
“Intuit QuickBooks is powered by Agentic AI to make your work easier, helping with tedious tasks such as categorising transactions, spotting financial anomalies, and tracking leads, so professionals can focus on providing better advice to their clients.”
Intuit recently launched early access to the first phase of its AI-powered platform in Australia. The refreshed Intuit QuickBooks interface, Williams said, lays the foundation for bigger updates to follow.
“The updates are designed to make life easier for advisers and SMBs by simplifying workflows and cutting down on time spent on repetitive tasks,” he said.
“With smarter AI tools like predictive analytics and intelligent suggestions, it helps you stay on top of your finances and focus on what really matters – growing your business and supporting clients.
“By streamlining processes and offering deeper insights, Intuit QuickBooks makes it easier to work efficiently, adapt to new challenges, and build stronger client relationships.”
To learn more about Intuit QuickBooks’ updates on agentic AI, click here.
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