RBMH×INTUIT

Section 20 — Commerce event layer

TradeGecko

HIGH — COMMERCE EVENT LAYER

Intuit acquired TradeGecko to combine inventory and order management with QuickBooks' accounting, payments and financial tools.

Relationship

Intuit subsidiary

Acquisition

Acquired 2020

Technology proximity

HIGH — COMMERCE EVENT LAYER

Last reviewed

10 August 2026

Exhibit 21.01, FY2025

Disclosed entities

TradeGecko Pte Ltd.

Five-part analysis

Patent position mapping

Publicly evidenced

  • Inventory management
  • Orders
  • Omnichannel sales
  • Fulfilment
  • Synchronisation
  • Financial data integration
  • Online and offline transaction management

Technology intersection

  • Purchase and order activity
  • Transaction creation
  • Financial record connection
  • Inventory implications
  • Multi-channel commerce
HIGH — COMMERCE EVENT LAYER

RBMH differentiation

  • TradeGecko governs commerce operations.
  • RBMH governs financial authority for expenditure.

Strategic significance

  • Potential future embodiment: commerce request → RBMH financial authority → vendor / order execution → receipt or invoice → recordal.

Order of operations

Process comparison

POTENTIAL FUTURE EMBODIMENT

Commerce request
RBMH financial authority
Vendor / order execution
Receipt / invoice
Recordal

Patent position scorecard — TradeGecko

Public evidence
Strong
Technology proximity
High
Direct claim conclusion
Not Determined
RBMH differentiation potential
High
Strategic importance
Moderate / High
Evidence quality
Primary Intuit Source
Last reviewed
10 August 2026

Publicly accessible sources

Evidence

Intuit Inc.

Intuit QuickBooks adds omni-channel commerce capabilities by acquiring TradeGecko

2020 · ACQUISITIONS · Primary

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Intuit Inc. (SEC)

Exhibit 21.01 — Subsidiaries of the Registrant

As of 18 August 2025 · SUBSIDIARIES · Primary (regulatory)

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