The industries we already speak.
NetSuite is the same product everywhere. What differs is the chart of accounts, the compliance load and the words people use. These are the sectors where we have already learned those.
Manufacturing
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startMost manufacturers start with work orders and BOM accuracy, because everything downstream (costing, planning, margin) depends on those being right first.
Retail and eCommerce
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startUsually the inventory position first. Once every channel agrees on stock, the storefront and POS work become straightforward.
Financial services
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startChart of accounts and the subsidiary structure. Get those wrong and every report afterwards inherits the problem.
Healthcare
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startPermissions and roles, before any data goes in. Retro-fitting access control to a live account is far more work.
Wholesale
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startReorder points and landed cost. Both are quick wins that show up in margin within a quarter.
Professional services
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startTime capture. Everything in PSA is downstream of timesheets actually being filled in, so that has to be painless first.
Technology and SaaS
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startThe revenue recognition rules, agreed with your auditor before configuration. It is much cheaper than reworking it after the first audit.
Non-profit and education
The record flow we configure firstWhere we startFund structure. Once restricted and unrestricted funds are modelled correctly, grant reporting stops being a manual exercise.
Pick yours. Each one is running.
A slice of what we configure for each sector, on sample data.
Manufacturing
Production planning, shop floor, BOM management, quality control and supply chain, with real-time visibility into production costs and inventory.
Read moreRetail and eCommerce
Unify online and offline: omnichannel inventory, POS integration, loyalty, and SuiteCommerce storefronts.
Read moreFinancial services
Automated reporting, regulatory compliance, and complex multi-entity, multi-currency operations. GAAP and IFRS supported.
Read moreHealthcare and life sciences
Clinical operations, regulatory compliance, inventory tracking and patient billing with HIPAA-compliant configurations.
Read moreWholesale and distribution
Order management, warehouse operations, demand forecasting and logistics with end-to-end supply chain visibility.
Read moreProfessional services
Projects, resourcing, time tracking, billing and revenue recognition with NetSuite PSA, for consultancies and agencies.
Read moreTechnology and SaaS
Subscription billing, revenue recognition under ASC 606, multi-element arrangements, and fast scaling.
Read moreNon-profit and education
Fund accounting, grant management, donor relations and compliance reporting, plus our own school management ERP.
Read moreThe first thing to get right, by sector.
Every sector has one piece that everything else depends on. We start there, because fixing it later costs far more.
Most manufacturers start with work orders and BOM accuracy, because everything downstream (costing, planning, margin) depends on those being right first.
Usually the inventory position first. Once every channel agrees on stock, the storefront and POS work become straightforward.
Chart of accounts and the subsidiary structure. Get those wrong and every report afterwards inherits the problem.
Permissions and roles, before any data goes in. Retro-fitting access control to a live account is far more work.
Reorder points and landed cost. Both are quick wins that show up in margin within a quarter.
Time capture. Everything in PSA is downstream of timesheets actually being filled in, so that has to be painless first.
The revenue recognition rules, agreed with your auditor before configuration. It is much cheaper than reworking it after the first audit.
Fund structure. Once restricted and unrestricted funds are modelled correctly, grant reporting stops being a manual exercise.
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