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)

You can start watching this 3-part course now. It's a new module inside the "ChatGPT Features" course. You can access the first video here. This is an extremely powerful tool inside ChatGPT. Tell me... are you using Canvas? And once you have watched the training, let me have your feedback below. What is the best thing you learned?

Do you worry about privacy issues when using LLMs? 🤔 Do you have an AI policy within your firm? I am just finishing a guide on this subject, which I might post here next week, but I need to know—would this be useful to you? What is your current view on this issue? 💬

Have you checked out the training videos in the Classroom? I have a list of videos to shoot over the next few weeks, but I would rather create videos that are RELEVANT to your needs. Please tell me in the comments below what your #1 question is about ChatGPT and I will do my best to answer it in a new training video for you.