Intuit and Adyen Partner to Revolutionize Payments for SMBs

The two companies will initially integrate Adyen's embedded payment services into Intuit’s business platform through QuickBooks Online which enables approximately 2.9 million invoices to be sent monthly in the UK. 


Highlights:

Integration Announcement:

Intuit collaborates with Adyen to integrate embedded payment services into QuickBooks Online for UK users, facilitating 2.9 million invoices monthly.

SMB Focus:

The partnership aims to help small businesses reduce late payment losses, which cost UK SMBs £22,000 annually.

Enhanced Payments:

Benefits include faster fund transfers via Adyen’s real-time Faster Payments Services (FPS), multiple payment options, and automated financial processes.

Global Impact:

Intuit serves 100 million customers globally, offering a comprehensive suite of AI-driven financial tools for SMB growth.

Future Potential:

The collaboration lays the groundwork for broader financial integrations into QuickBooks.



Intuit Inc., the financial technology leader behind TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp, is teaming up with fintech firm Adyen to enhance payment solutions for small and mid-market businesses (SMBs). The collaboration will embed Adyen’s advanced payment services into QuickBooks Online, which processes approximately 2.9 million invoices monthly in the UK.

Addressing Late Payments for SMBs

Late payments are a significant challenge for UK SMBs, costing an average of £22,000 annually and contributing to 50,000 business closures each year. With Adyen's integration, QuickBooks users gain access to real-time Faster Payments Services (FPS), enabling faster fund transfers. Additionally, the expanded payment options, including pay-by-bank and card payments, simplify transactions, reducing friction for businesses and their customers.

The Office of the Small Business Commissioner highlights that timely payments could inject £2.5 billion into the UK economy annually—a goal this partnership aims to support.

Benefits of Adyen Integration in QuickBooks Online:

  1. Streamlined Processes:                                                                                                          Automated financial workflows integrate accounts and payment-enabled invoices for real-time revenue and cash flow insights.
  2. Improved Payment Options:                                                                                                              SMBs can offer their customers diverse payment methods, enhancing convenience.
  3. Error Reduction:                                                                                                                      Automating payment processes reduces errors associated with manual transfers.
  4. Better Tracking:                                                                                                                                 Real-time updates on paid and unpaid invoices simplify reconciliation and bookkeeping.

Driving Growth with Seamless Financial Management

Nick Williams, Product Director at Intuit QuickBooks, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating:

“Adyen’s platform provides a seamless payment experience, aligning with our mission to deliver end-to-end financial management tools for businesses. Their fast settlement times and market-leading capabilities make them the perfect partner.”

Adyen’s SVP, Hemmo Bosscher, added:

“By combining Intuit’s renowned tools with our embedded financial technology, we’re empowering SMBs to simplify operations and unlock new growth opportunities.”

A Vision for the Future

This partnership reinforces Intuit’s strategy of integrating best-in-class tools into its platform to offer businesses a unified experience. With 100 million global customers and 6.5 million QuickBooks subscribers, Intuit continues to evolve its services, ensuring SMBs thrive in a digital-first economy.


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