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Intuit Enterprise Suite: A New Middle Ground Between QuickBooks and ERP

By Alicia Katz Pollock
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Intuit is expanding its footprint beyond small business accounting with the introduction of Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES)—a new platform designed for companies that have outgrown QuickBooks Online but aren’t ready for the complexity of a full ERP system.

Positioned for businesses with $3M+ in revenue, IES aims to bridge a long-standing gap in the market: organizations that need more structure, reporting, and multi-entity control—but want to stay within the Intuit ecosystem.

What Is Intuit Enterprise Suite?

Despite the name, Intuit Enterprise Suite is not a traditional ERP—and it’s not simply QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise moved to the cloud.

Instead, IES is a bundled platform that brings together multiple Intuit products into a unified experience, including:

  • QuickBooks
  • QuickBooks Payroll

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Alicia Katz Pollock

Alicia is a nationally recognized accounting technology educator and consultant, recently named one of America’s Top 50 Women in Accounting and a Top 10 ProAdvisor. Known for her expertise in QuickBooks and her approachable teaching style, she brings decades of business consulting experience along with a background in education. She focuses on helping accounting professionals, firms, and business owners navigate the evolving technology landscape—particularly in response to the growing shortage of skilled bookkeepers. Through a range of scalable training solutions, Alicia supports teams in building stronger systems and improving financial workflows. Her work includes live and on-demand training, community-based learning, and educational resources designed to simplify complex accounting tools. Known for her clarity, patience, and practical approach, Alicia helps users better understand and apply accounting technology in real-world environments.

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