First off... Happy New Year 🥳. If I could teach you anything in the realm of AI or ChatGPT, what would you like me to teach you in 2026? 👇 Let me know in the comments below. I am currently thinking about how best I can help you. It could be more practical AI prompts, teaching vibe coding, how to build apps, going deeper with ChatGPT. Be as specific as possible. And feel free to add more than one comment.

If so, what are they doing for you? And if not, what's one repetitive task you wish could be automated? You don’t need to overthink it. Just describe a process that’s time-consuming, boring, or frustrating… and let’s see if we can help you build something. 💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Bonus: I’ll pick one of the suggestions and create a custom automation example for it! Need ideas to spark your thinking? Here are a few things you might want to automate: Recapping client meetings Creating first drafts of proposal emails Extracting expense invoices from emails Weekly KPI summaries from spreadsheets Chasing clients for missing info Let’s crowdsource the best automation ideas accountants need—and I’ll help turn them into step-by-step solutions 🚀

Big news: Intuit (the company behind QuickBooks, TurboTax, and Mailchimp) has partnered with OpenAI to deeply integrate AI into their product ecosystem. This means apps like QuickBooks will soon be able to connect directly to ChatGPT. So, what does that mean for us in the accounting space? 🧠 AI-powered workflows are about to get much more practical inside tools we already use 💬 Client conversations, forecasting, and compliance could soon include real-time GPT guidance 💻 ChatGPT connectors to QuickBooks may reshape how we do reconciliations, reports, and insights 💡 Opportunity for firms who understand AI first—before clients do it themselves And one big thought: If this becomes mainstream, how will your firm differentiate itself? I’d love to know… 👉 Are you using any GPT integrations or AI tools inside accounting platforms yet? 👉 How do you see this shift impacting your work? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇 (And if you want to read more, here’s the original article: TechCrunch link)