SharePoint archive
Moves file cabinet attachments to SharePoint and keeps the NetSuite record linked both ways.
- TriggerMap/reduce, nightly
- Reported saving70% of file cabinet cost
AI Driven Solutions in NetSuite
Atsovia is a NetSuite implementation and development team. The consultant who scopes your project writes the code, maps the integrations and stays through go-live.
From the first readiness review to the first month-end close, the same people are writing the scripts, running the integrations and answering the phone.
Every script type, deployed from an SDF project you own, with logging you can read and governance you won't hit at month-end.
Celigo, SuiteTalk REST and SOAP, RESTlets and raw webhooks. We own the mapping, the retries and the reconciliation record that explains every difference.
NSIP integrations on Oracle Integration Cloud, built, mapped and monitored by us, with message usage tracked against your licence.
Chart of accounts, roles, forms and migration, with a working demo on your own data every week so there is nothing to discover at UAT.
Invoices, statements and packing slips from Advanced PDF/HTML templates in FreeMarker, with your branding and the fields finance keeps asking for.
You can also hire us for a single script and never speak to us again. That is fine too.
All seven services →Built on your own records and saved searches, with drill-down back to the source transaction and exports in the format finance already uses.
None of these started as a product. Each one solved a problem on a real account first, then got hardened enough to install somewhere else.
Moves file cabinet attachments to SharePoint and keeps the NetSuite record linked both ways.
Bulk order entry with validation for teams keying hundreds of lines a day.
Executive, sales, operations and warehouse views, one subsidiary filter on the portlet.
What your file cabinet costs you now, and what tiering archival files to SharePoint would give back.
If we can't name the measure before we start, the project isn't scoped yet.
Hands-on, every script type, every release since.
Each one shipped on a client account first.
After archiving to SharePoint with our connector.
Kickoff to first supported close, typical.
A typical integration we own end to end. Every hop below is something we have written, deployed and still support.
Each phase is agreed, dated and priced before it begins. You keep the written scope, and you can stop at the end of any phase.
Tell us what is not working. If it is a half-hour fix we will tell you that, and you can decide whether to pay anyone at all.