Sep 4, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 19 segments
Most accounting firms don't have a bookkeeping problem. They have a workflow problem. Tasks fall through the cracks, client requests get buried in emails, team members aren't sure who owns what, and…
Dan DeLongHostSharrin FullerHostYusufGuest
So we're going to be talking all about practice management software as firms and accounting professionals.

What does practice management look like? And we are going to be throwing in an honorable mention comparing Intuit Accountant Suite to Method.

You know, as we go through this content here today, we will have kind of where Intuit Accountant Suite sits between Client Hub and Methods.

You probably received a couple emails about what is actually happening with Intuit Accountant Suite.

I got one saying that somewhere in the fall is when the beta is going to be ending for my platforms.

If I go on to the Intuit Accountant Suite and sign up new, it looks like it goes until January.

There's a little bit of confusion as far as when those dates are actually ending.

And anything up until that day is subject to change anyway, right? So those dates are never concrete because, in reality, that should have already occurred.
fourth time, I swear to God, since I've been on here that you're like, next month.

So we're going to be talking all about practice management software as firms and accounting professionals.

What does practice management look like? And we are going to be throwing in an honorable mention comparing Intuit Accountant Suite to Method.

You know, as we go through this content here today, we will have kind of where Intuit Accountant Suite sits between Client Hub and Methods.

You probably received a couple emails about what is actually happening with Intuit Accountant Suite.

I got one saying that somewhere in the fall is when the beta is going to be ending for my platforms.

If I go on to the Intuit Accountant Suite and sign up new, it looks like it goes until January.

There's a little bit of confusion as far as when those dates are actually ending.

And anything up until that day is subject to change anyway, right? So those dates are never concrete because, in reality, that should have already occurred.
fourth time, I swear to God, since I've been on here that you're like, next month.
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