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Companies using QuickBooks: a sourced customer list

Search published QuickBooks customer evidence, with company names, review dates, product scope, and source links.

Reviewed coverage sample · source reviews (UTC)

Real public-source records, manually reviewed. This is a dated snapshot, not a continuous live feed or a representative market survey.

3 companies

In covered sources. Not a total customer count.

3 matching

Distinct companies after filters.

Movement unavailable

Presence evidence does not establish adoption, removal, or renewal.

Changes in the last 90 days

History unavailable. This window runs from 2026-06-17 to 2026-09-15. Our reviewed baseline begins 2026-09-10. Additions, removals, switches, and net change cannot yet be calculated. This does not mean there were zero changes.

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Customer-story publication periods may be older than their review dates.

3 source records · Industry labels are editorial. Employee counts remain “Not stated” unless clearly attributable to this entity.

Public-source observations. Observation dates are review dates, not adoption dates.
CompanyVendor / signalIndustry / scopeObserved (UTC)Evidence
Dark Horse CPAsdarkhorse.cpaUnited States, per sourceQuickBooksPresence observedAccounting servicesQuickBooks Online for client advisory servicesCustomer story
Evidence notes

Intuit’s published interview identifies this tool in the firm’s stack. Page 16; individual clients are not named or counted.

InTune Outsourcingintune.myMalaysia, per sourceQuickBooksPresence observedAccounting servicesQuickBooks Online for accounting practice and client workCustomer story
Evidence notes

Intuit’s story describes a 2016 move to QuickBooks Online and later use of Advanced. Clients are not separately counted.

Virtual Tax Solutionsvirtual-tax.comUnited States, per sourceQuickBooksPresence observedAccounting servicesQuickBooks Online Accountant for the firm’s own booksCustomer story
Evidence notes

Intuit’s published interview names this tool in the firm’s stack. Page 14; historical testimony, not a verified current contract.

What this QuickBooks customers list covers

These records describe accounting practices using QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Online Accountant. The source notes distinguish the firm’s own books from work carried out for clients. Unnamed clients are not counted as separate customers.

This is a small selected sample. It cannot establish QuickBooks’ total customer count, the split between Online and Desktop, or market share. Use the product scope on each row before interpreting a relationship.

First observed is not newly adopted

The review date records when we inspected the public source. Intuit’s InTune Outsourcing story describes a move to QuickBooks Online in 2016. Reviewing that story now does not create a new adoption event.

A story can remain online after a commercial relationship changes. We have no comparable 90-day customer panel, so additions, removals, and net customer movement remain unavailable.

Research an accounting stack

QuickBooks is one layer of a practice’s software. The accounting map connects bookkeeping evidence with named tax, practice-management, document, and communication tools. A product integration does not prove that a particular firm has deployed both products.

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What the evidence can tell you

A public job board supports an ATS observation. A subprocessor disclosure identifies a provider that may process data for particular services. A vendor customer story describes a published relationship. These sources have different scopes and are labeled separately.

Counts cover the records on these pages, not the whole market. No observation in our covered sources does not mean a company does not use a vendor. Source recency and unresolved conflicts affect confidence; observations do not establish spend, renewal timing, or customer churn.

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