Intuit Says 75% of Enterprise Suite Customers Use AI Agents Each Month

Intuit introduced Intuit Intelligence to put AI agents across business financial tasks. Now, CEO Sasan Goodarzi says 75% of Intuit Enterprise Suite customers use those agents each month—an adoption marker for a product Intuit pitches as doing financial work rather than simply recording transactions.

From recording transactions to initiating work

Intuit Intelligence combines customer data, Intuit’s financial expertise and advanced models, according to Goodarzi. The company describes the system as keeping books current, flagging anomalies, forecasting cash flow, supporting scenario planning and initiating workflows, with human expertise brought in when needed.

That framing puts the agents inside tasks central to running a business: bookkeeping, cash planning and operational follow-through. The 75% figure is a measure of monthly engagement among Enterprise Suite customers, which Intuit characterizes as more complex businesses.

Business growth gives the rollout a commercial backdrop

For the quarter ended July 31, Global Business Solutions revenue rose 14% year over year to $3.4 billion. Intuit said mid-market revenue grew 39%, driven by upgrades from existing customers and new-to-the-franchise wins; it also said Enterprise Suite annualized revenue quadrupled from a year earlier.

Intuit reported Q2 CY2026 revenue of $4.35 billion, up 13.7% year over year and above the $4.27 billion analyst estimate. Adjusted earnings per share were $4.03, 12.3% above the $3.59 consensus estimate.

AI adoption sits alongside a wider acquisition push

Intuit says it will use more competitive pricing and higher sales and marketing spending to acquire customers, particularly in consumer tax and early-stage businesses. More than 20,000 customers were actively using or upgrading from QuickBooks Free and QuickBooks Lite, management said.

The company’s Q3 CY2026 revenue guidance was $4.31 billion at the midpoint, below analysts’ $4.37 billion estimate. That leaves the agent adoption figure alongside an expansion plan built around both deeper financial workflows and new-customer acquisition.