RBMH×INTUIT

Section 22 — Labour cost and liability input

TSheets / QuickBooks Time

MODERATE

Intuit acquired TSheets to automate employee time tracking and scheduling and connect those records with payroll, invoicing and project profitability.

Relationship

Intuit subsidiary

Acquisition

Acquired 2018

Technology proximity

MODERATE

Last reviewed

10 August 2026

Exhibit 21.01, FY2025

Disclosed entities

TSheets Holdco Inc.TSheets.com LLC.

Five-part analysis

Patent position mapping

Publicly evidenced

  • Employee time tracking
  • Scheduling
  • Connection to payroll, invoicing and project profitability

Technology intersection

  • Labour cost
  • Payroll liabilities
  • Future expenditure
  • Cash-flow forecasting
  • Financial record generation
MODERATE

RBMH differentiation

  • TSheets records an input that creates future financial obligations.
  • RBMH could potentially consume those liabilities as part of the information used to determine future expenditure capacity.
  • TSheets itself does not establish the broader RBMH expenditure-governance loop.

Strategic significance

  • Relevant as a data input, not as a competing architecture.

Patent position scorecard — TSheets / QuickBooks Time

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

Publicly accessible sources

Evidence

Intuit Inc. (SEC)

Exhibit 21.01 — Subsidiaries of the Registrant

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

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Intuit Inc.

Intuit corporate website

Current · INTUIT CORPORATE · Primary

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