Multi-Entity Management
Consolidated financials across up to hundreds of entities with inter-company transactions.
Core features
Advanced Reporting
Multi-dimensional P&L by entity, class, location or project — no spreadsheets required.
Advanced Inventory
Multi-location tracking, bin management, lot/serial tracking and demand planning.
AI Automation
Smart categorization, anomaly detection and predictive insights.
Workforce Management
Role-based access, project profitability and time tracking.
Performance
Cloud architecture built for files up to 30x larger than QuickBooks Online.
Pricing, explained honestly
Intuit prices Intuit Enterprise Suite per user, per month, with core and add-on modules. As of our latest review, expect a base platform fee plus user licenses — most of our clients land between $180 and $260 per user per month depending on modules and current promotions.
What matters more than list price is implementation: chart-of-accounts design, entity structure, migration quality and training. A poorly implemented IES costs far more than the license gap. That is what QB Support fixes. Discovery calls are free — you get a written scope and fixed-fee quote before any work starts.
- Written implementation scope and fixed-fee quote before you commit
- Migration project plan with milestones and rollback safety
- Role-based training for your bookkeepers, controllers and leadership
- Ongoing support retainers available after go-live
Frequently Asked Questions
Does QB Support resell IES licenses?
We are consultants — you buy licenses directly from Intuit, and we implement and support them. That keeps our advice unbiased.
Is there a long-term contract?
Intuit offers monthly and annual billing. Our consulting engagements are fixed-fee per scope.