Intuit Enterprise Suite

Score9.1 out of 10

51 Reviews and Ratings

What is Intuit Enterprise Suite?

The Intuit Enterprise Suite is an end-to-end business platform providing: financial management, forecasting and accounting capabilities; integrated payroll, payments, and bill pay; automated marketing; access to third-party apps, and access to a team of experts.

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Single sign-on capability
The software system supports a centralized authentication mechanism allowing the user to access multiple systems with a single, centrally managed password.
Category average: 8.5
Configurable Accounting
Configure accounting rules and segments for each chart of accounts
Category average: 7.9
Accounts payable
This includes the automation and tracking of payment to vendors and suppliers, with features such as payment scheduling, check printing, open purchase order alerts, document management, direct ACH bill payment, and vendor records.
Category average: 8.2

Manufacturing Costs
Estimate, plan and monitor costs and variances by plant. Capture resource costs using standard, actual, LIFO, FIFO or multiple costing methods.
Category average: 7.6
Production Process Design
Define data for plant hierarchy, process standards, work areas, calendars and standard operations
Category average: 7.5
Production Management
Centralized critical status information for production supervisors
Category average: 7.6

Most Frequent Users

Top 3 industries using Intuit Enterprise Suite.

Based on HG Insights installation data

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#1 most frequent

Manufacturing

21.7%

5 installations of 23

“It enables us to close our books faster than ever.”
— Controller, Super Wash LLC (Mid-sized Companies)

#2 most frequent

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

17.4%

4 installations of 23

“Good reporting allowing actionable insights.”
— Director of Business Operations, aG (Mid-sized Companies)

#3 most frequent

Information

13.0%

3 installations of 23

Pros

Efficient management of multi-entity and intercompany transactions
Comprehensive financial reporting and analysis capabilities
Automation of consolidated financial statements

Cons

Limitations in reporting customization, especially for consolidation
Underdeveloped or inaccurate AI features requiring manual intervention
Challenges with multi-entity data drill-down capabilities

Spencer Graham View profile

Management Accountant in Finance and Accounting at Lopp Construction (51-200 employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Intuit Enterprise Suite is our core financial ERP platform for our multi-entity construction company. IES helps us streamline accounting, project financial management and job costing, intercompany transactions, and consolidated entity reporting. IES helps us reduce manual processes and repeated data entry. IES supports our construction operations with job costing and monthly closes, which enables us to have more accurate financial reporting and better visibility across our projects, which helps us manage our projects more effectively.

Pros

Spreadsheet sync.
Reclassifying transactions.
Consolidated reporting.
Custom management reports.
Granular permission-based roles.
Scheduled reporting.

Cons

Slow processing.
Bill pay features are not as robust as competitors.
Some workflows are not customizable when they should be, such as intercompany invoicing and paying bills.
The AI model(s) they use to read bills are not very good at it.
Construction project reporting is not as good as it was in QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise.

Return on Investment

Spreadsheet sync saves us hours when we need to make changes to multiple vendors, customers, or projects.

Usability

Alternatives Considered

QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise

Other Software Used

Microsoft 365, Bitwarden, Microsoft Excel

Elizabeth Drozd

Chief Operations Officer in Professional Services at Superior Pool Service (11-50 employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES) as our main accounting software. We integrate it with our scheduling software, Skimmer to help us streamline our operation. We were on Quickbooks Desktop for about 25 years and finally had to make the switch so we could have integrated software. We have been loving it so far!

Pros

Project Management
Reporting
Dimensions

Cons

I haven't spent enough time in the software to speak on this. We are still in the process of fully switching over.

Return on Investment

Better job costing within the software
Easier project/budget management
Saves time - Less double entry having softwares connected

Usability

Other Software Used

Microsoft 365

Megan Hejmej

Director of Finance in Finance and Accounting at Wheelhouse 20/20 (11-50 employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We primarily use it to consolidate two companies into a single, clean report and to process intercompany transactions. It allows us to achieve timely reporting without manual manipulation.

Pros

Intercompany Transactions.
Consolidated Reporting.
Banking

Cons

Honestly, nothing!

Return on Investment

Time savings.
Accuracy.

Usability

Other Software Used

Ramp, Rippling

Verified User

Administrator in Finance and Accounting (51-200 employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We own and operate 70 car washes across the Midwest under one company. We needed to create financial reports for each location, as well as for our other corporate departments. We also own two related companies and needed a simple way to produce consolidated reporting. We can easily drill down into the details behind our reports when questions arise. We also needed software that would integrate with our inventory management system.

Pros

Allows us to add dimensions tailored to our business needs and run reports on these dimensions.
Generates reports quickly.
Allows us to edit transactions after they are originally entered.

Cons

I would like to see them continue to include dimensions across other reports.
I would like the ability to void transactions using a specific date of our choosing.
I would like a live report writer for the P&L and balance sheet so I can move GL accounts into sections of my choosing.

Return on Investment

It enables us to close our books faster than ever.
It enables us to be flexible when changes need to be made to how records were recorded.

Usability

Alternatives Considered

NetSuite ERP and Sage Accounting

Other Software Used

Fishbowl Inventory

Verified User

Account Manager in Finance and Accounting (11-50 employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Intuit Enterprise Suite makes it easier to due business because it combines all the needs of accounting, finance, and payroll just to name a few. An organization does not need to purchase multiple software products with different features and tons of training when Intuit can do it all and everything is recorded easily and reported easily as well.

Pros

Ease of processing payroll and providing all necessary reports and documents in one software such as tax forms and forms related to the financials.
Ease of creating purchase orders to tie to vendor bills to track purchases made by the organization.
Ease of creating financial reports with various filters and exporting them to PDF or excel for a simpler read and study of profit vs. losses.

Cons

Sometimes saving larger reports to PDF will cause an error. There needs to be more space to save as PDF.
Another issues is when creating a trial balance the inactive income & expense accounts show up and they are $0.00 and it makes it confusing when presenting to upper management or board members.

Return on Investment

When it comes to cost accounting, it's great. For example in the construction industry the job costing is fabulous in the Suite software because an organization can determine specifically how much money was made or not made on a job and then take that info into consideration on future jobs that are similar and decide if different vendors need to be used to cut costs on materials or more needs to be charged to the customer.

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