"New" How to Intuit Enterprise Suite

Murph is starting a new series of “How to” articles related to various ERPs. In this edition, he is looking at “How to Intuit Enterprise Suite.” Based on a limited amount of information about the product, Murph has classified Intuit Enterprise Suite as ‘an ERP’ for the purpose of this series.

Some articles in this series will be short; others may be long, depending on the particular ERP and the feature Murph decides to highlight.

How to Enterprise Suite* - Multi-entity Access

Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES)^* is designed to handle single- and multi-entity businesses. IES clients with multiple companies are no longer required to acquire various subscription licenses for each entity or product.

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Intuit Enterprise Suite can manage a business’s parent entity and subsidiary entities from a single login using the ‘Company Switcher’ drop-down on the IES Dashboard (as shown below).

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This methodology provides Intuit Enterprise Suite users quick and convenient access to each entity within their organization hierarchy (like the one below) without additional log-in requirements.

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Seemingly, it works very similar to how Accountants can select any of their clients tied to their firm’s QuickBooks Online Accountant.

Hey, stay tuned in... tomorrow will feature Murph's New "How to Acumatica" (first edition).

^{Footnotes, Acknowledgements & Disclosures:}

^*-This information is based upon Intuit media content that “outlines the general product direction but represents no obligation by Intuit and should not be relied on in making any purchasing decision.” (Adapted from official Intuit Enterprise Suite product disclosure statement.)

^{Information (including graphics) within this feature was adapted from Intuit media source content. Content published by Insightful Accountant from Intuit media sources is for informational and educational purposes only.}

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