Intuit has joined forces with advisory firm Rehmann to deliver Intuit Enterprise Suite, a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, to latter’s list of mid-market businesses.
According to the companies, the collaboration aims to provide mid-market clients with an integrated solution that addresses the complexities of multi-entity accounting and reporting.
The Intuit Enterprise Suite is designed to automate workflows and streamline financial management through an AI-native, cloud-based system.
By leveraging Intuit Enterprise Suite, Rehmann aims to streamline its clients’ multi-entity accounting and reporting aspects as well as provide support to those who are presently on QuickBooks with an upgrade experience in a seamless manner.
Rehmann finance and accounting solutions principal Sharon Berman said: “We’re excited to partner with Intuit on this journey.
“This strategic move underscores our dedication to innovation and operational excellence. With Intuit Enterprise Suite, we’re positioning our firm to deliver enhanced financial clarity and agility, supporting smarter decision-making and long-term growth.”
The suite offers a range of features including financial management across multiple entities, payments processing, business intelligence tools, bill payment, payroll, project profitability tracking, human resources management, and marketing functions.
All these services are delivered within one unified platform.
Rehmann plans to utilise the system’s AI-driven capabilities to automate standard accounting tasks and help detect irregularities in financial data.
Intuit accountant segment vice president Simon Williams said: “Like Intuit, Rehmann is obsessed with customer success.
“This partnership reflects our combined commitment to fuel business growth through the adoption of innovative, adaptable, AI-native solutions that streamline workflows, help save time, and deliver data-driven insights that drive faster decision making that accelerates profitability.”
Recently, Intuit teamed up with tax and advisory firm Cherry Bekaert to deliver its AI-driven Intuit Enterprise Suite to business clients looking for enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools.
