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Intuit Intelligence, more intelligent than ever

Written by William Murphy | Feb 16, 2026 5:45:00 AM

 

Intuit Intelligence is the entry point to Intuit’s agentic‑AI experiences, already used by over 3 million customers1 to streamline daily work. It enhances your expertise by combining artificial and human intelligence to unify financial data and deliver instant, personalized answers.

Intuit Intelligence serves as a powerful foundation for your expertise, allowing you to scale your impact through both artificial and human intelligence (HI). And that's why Intuit has made Intuit Intelligence more intelligent than ever, so it can unify your financial data to deliver instant answers and personalized recommendations. "You ask, it answers."

Intuit Intelligence is the gateway to agentic-AI powered experiences launched across Intuit’s business platform last year, including the Accounting Agent, Payments Agent, Customer Agent, Payroll Agent, and Sales Tax Agent, and the new Business Tax Agent (beta), delivering faster, more confident decisions that generate real results.

Intuit Intelligence now offers Intuit Intelligence analytics (beta) that enables customers to ask precise, data-driven questions like, "Show me my overdue invoices from last year." Users will then see the latest financial data specific to their question along with insights and next-step recommendations (in this case regarding their outstanding invoices).  

The new Brainstorming feature (beta) enables conversational idea exploration, helping users uncover potential opportunities, such as evaluating whether to shift business focus in the coming year or quarter.

Intuit Accountant Suite (IAS) users can now beta test these capabilities to gain insights into firm data, delegate tasks, and query client information directly from the Customer Hub without switching QBO company accounts.

If you haven't made the switch to Intuit Accountant Suite yet, but you still want to see what Intuit Intelligence is like, just watch the short (1-1/2 minute) Intuit video. 

Video source: Intuit Firm of the Future Blog feature: You ask, and QuickBooks with Intuit Intelligence Answers, February 10, 2026. 

Footnotes and Disclosures:

1 Based on internal data of customer usage of Intuit AI-powered tools from August 2025-January 2026.

2 Requires upgrading to Accelerate, a paid plan within the Intuit Accountant Suite.

Feature content and graphics (including video herein) adapted from Intuit media source content including but not limited to the Firm of the Future blog and other promotional features regarding Intuit Accountant Suite. Insightful Accountant is not responsible for any original Intuit content.

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