Intuit Says 75% of Enterprise Customers Use AI Agents Monthly

Intuit’s QuickBooks and Mailchimp sit at the center of financial management and marketing workflows for many businesses. Connecting those systems to an agentic AI assistant could move the technology beyond answering questions, allowing users to retrieve operational data and initiate work from a single interface. The partnership also highlights growing adoption of the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, as a standard for linking AI agents with external software and data.

Intuit said it is partnering with AI startup Perplexity to integrate QuickBooks and Mailchimp into Perplexity Computer. Through MCP, users will be able to manage cash flow, retrieve employee information and carry out marketing tasks directly within the AI interface. The companies did not disclose a launch date, financial terms or the full scope of availability, leaving details about the rollout and eligible customers to be announced later.

Intuit has been pushing beyond small-business accounting into the mid-market since launching Intuit Enterprise Suite in September 2024. The company is positioning the product as an AI-native alternative to traditional enterprise resource planning systems, while QuickBooks Online Advanced serves fast-growing businesses that need more sophisticated finance tools without a large back office. Expanding Intuit Intelligence across both products matters because it brings analytics, workflow automation and accounting controls into a single platform used by finance teams and their advisers.

On Aug. 12, 2026, Intuit said it was rolling out Intuit Intelligence Chat in beta to eligible U.S. customers of QuickBooks Online Advanced and Intuit Enterprise Suite. The interface lets CFOs and controllers ask questions, identify anomalies, run reports and initiate workflows in plain language, with actions requiring user confirmation. Advanced subscriptions also now include AI-driven bookkeeping and Books Upkeep, which continuously resolves high-confidence transactions and flags exceptions. Intuit said 83% of surveyed Advanced customers get the data needed for better decisions; one customer reported saving about 16 hours a month, while 95% of Enterprise Suite migrations finish within 30 days.