Intuit has recently announced the addition of three new app developers to the Developer Growth Program pilot. The program is designed to help developers succeed in bringing their apps to more than 4.5 million small businesses using the QuickBooks platform around the globe.
Intuit’s objectives for the program include assisting developers with maximizing marketing impact and customer connections and enhancing app revenues.
This spring, the developers within the pilot program are participating in a six-month initiative, working closely with Intuit’s Developers & Partners group to identify and test growth opportunities.
During this time, the developers will have access to an exclusive network of accountants, UX experts, solution architects and go-to-market managers, all focused on helping the developers gain increased visibility within the QuickBooks and developer communities.
The three newest application developers include:
Buildertrend is a leading residential construction management app helping contractors manage projects from start to finish. Buildertrend integrates with QuickBooks, allowing users to stay on top of costs, suppliers, staff, and more, in one convenient place. It helps take on more projects without adding paperwork and stress.
In addition, this integration leads to greater visibility into financial performance giving Buildertrend customers enhanced project profitability, increased cash flow visibility, improved accounting practices and, ultimately, efficiency and growth in their businesses.
When integrated with QuickBooks Online, Katana streamlines accounting, inventory and production in an intuitive cloud manufacturing platform. Katana also connects with the services manufacturers as an end-to-end ERP solution without the bulk.
As a result, thousands of manufacturers now build in the cloud with Katana.
Thousands of accountants and bookkeepers have switched to using Uncat rather than sending spreadsheets of uncategorized transactions to their clients monthly. Uncat syncs with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop and gets client responses back fast, so you can close the books without feeling like you are herding cats.
Last year, Uncat helped accountants fix 175,000 uncategorized transactions worth more than $450 million.
For more information regarding this program or developer participation, visit Intuit’s Developer Forum.
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