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What software does Intuit use?

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  • intuit.com

24 people at Intuit in our data have reviewed 33 software products; the most reviewed are Slack (3 people), Dropbox (3 people) and ClickUp (2).

People at Intuit across 6 countries have reviewed 33 software products. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by Operations & Finance teams. Their reviews span collaboration tools, development platforms, and business software.

People in our data
24
Products reviewed
33
Teams
5
Countries
6

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Intuit who reviewed each product. All 33 products: Slack, Dropbox, ClickUp, Google Workspace, G2.com, Grammarly, IntelliJ IDEA, Mural, Qlik Sense, Wix, Workday HCM, MindTouch, Warmly, QuickBooks Time, Jotform, Box, Zoom Workplace, Snagit, Betterworks, WordPress.com, Apollo.io, Adobe Acrobat, Visual Studio Code, Adobe Illustrator, Guusto, Paycom, Sublime Text, TeamCity, GitHub, Notepad++, Tableau, Podcastle, Microsoft Outlook.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer6

A sample of the people at Intuit

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do Intuit employees review most?
3 people reviewed Slack, and 3 reviewed Dropbox. 2 people also reviewed Google Workspace. These three products appear most frequently in Intuit employee reviews.
Which teams at Intuit review software most?
12 people in Engineering & IT have reviewed products. 5 from Operations & Finance also reviewed software, making these two teams the most active reviewers.
What development tools have Intuit people reviewed?
2 people reviewed IntelliJ IDEA. 2 reviewed ClickUp, and 1 reviewed Mural. These productivity and development tools appear in Intuit employee reviews.

Source: the professional profiles of 24 people at Intuit in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks