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Oracle NetSuite.
One ledger for a growing business

Businesses outgrow entry-level accounting before they need a full enterprise ERP. NetSuite fills that gap: finance, inventory, orders, purchasing and reporting on one cloud platform, with multi-entity and multi-currency when the business expands.

We implement NetSuite configured to standard, migrate your data cleanly, integrate it with the rest of the estate, and support it after go-live.

PlatformNetSuite

Cloud ERP from Oracle, updated twice a year.

DeliveryStandard first

Configuration before SuiteScript, so the account stays upgradable.

IntegrationOIC and APIs

Banks, ecommerce, CRM, logistics and payroll connected properly.

After go-liveManaged support

Admin, enhancements and release testing on one contract.

What is included

NetSuite from first conversation to steady state

A NetSuite project is short by ERP standards. That makes the early decisions more important, not less, because there is less time to correct them.

Implementation

Chart of accounts, subsidiaries, roles, workflows, forms and saved searches configured to your processes, with standard features used before anything is built.

Phased so finance goes live first and the rest follows on a stable ledger.

A go-live date that holds.

Data migration

Opening balances, open transactions, customers, vendors, items and history moved from spreadsheets, Tally, QuickBooks, Sage or a legacy ERP.

Rehearsed twice and reconciled to the source before cutover.

A ledger that agrees with the old one on day one.

Customisation

SuiteScript, SuiteFlow, custom records and SuiteAnalytics for the requirements configuration cannot meet.

Every script documented and owned, so the next release does not surprise anyone.

The process you need, kept upgradable.

Integration

Ecommerce, CRM, banking, payroll, warehouse and logistics systems connected through OIC, SuiteTalk APIs or proven connectors.

Built with error handling and replay, not a nightly CSV.

Orders and payments that arrive once and only once.

Multi-entity and growth

New subsidiaries, currencies, tax rules, intercompany and consolidation added as the business expands into new countries.

Designed for the second entity during the first implementation.

Expansion that does not mean re-implementation.

Managed support

Administration, user requests, enhancements, saved searches and release testing for NetSuite's twice-yearly updates.

A named team that knows your account, not a ticket portal.

An account that stays clean as it grows.

Services

NetSuite, module by module

Each page covers one area of NetSuite. Most implementations start with finance and add these in phases.

NetSuite SuiteScript

SuiteScript 2.x, SuiteFlow and SDF, written to survive each release.

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NetSuite CRM

Leads, quotes, forecasts, service and marketing on the ERP's own records.

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NetSuite Supply Chain, Inventory & Manufacturing

Inventory, planning, procurement, warehouse and work orders.

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NetSuite HCM

SuitePeople HR records, time off, onboarding and payroll integration.

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NetSuite Analytics & AI

Saved searches, workbooks, dashboards, warehouse and AI.

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How a NetSuite implementation runs

StepOneDiscover

Processes, entities, data sources, integrations and reporting needs mapped, with the decisions that are expensive to change later made first.

Chart of accounts and subsidiary structure are settled before anything is configured.

You receive:

A solution design

Configuration decisions, scope, integrations and a phased plan.

Signed off before build starts.

StepTwoConfigure

Account configured in a sandbox, walked through with your team in short cycles, with customisation only where standard features fall short.

Users see their own processes early, not at UAT.

You receive:

A configured sandbox

Working processes on your data, reviewed in cycles.

Gaps logged and decided, not absorbed.

StepThreeMigrate and test

Data migrated in rehearsals, reconciled to the source, integrations tested end to end, and users trained by role.

Two full rehearsals before the real cutover.

You receive:

A reconciled test cutover

Balances, open items and integrations proven.

Go-live is the third run, not the first.

StepFourGo live and support

Cutover, hypercare through the first period close, then a managed service for admin, enhancements and release testing.

The first close is supported on site or on call.

You receive:

A clean first close

Plus a backlog of improvements for after stabilisation.

Support from the team that built it.

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Coverage

Area, scope and delivery model

Typical NetSuite scope. Most projects start with finance and add the rest in phases.

Oracle NetSuite: coverage
AreaScopeTypical phaseModel
FinanceGL, AP, AR, fixed assets, bank reconciliation, closePhase oneProject
Order to cashSales orders, fulfilment, invoicing, collectionsPhase one or twoProject
Procure to payRequisitions, purchase orders, receipts, approvalsPhase one or twoProject
InventoryItems, locations, transfers, countsPhase twoProject
SupportAdmin, enhancements, release testingAfter go-liveManaged
Approach

Standard first. Script only what earns it.

Most NetSuite accounts that become hard to change got that way through customisation added in the first year, usually to reproduce how the old system worked.

We start from NetSuite's standard processes and ask which differences are worth paying for. What survives is built in SuiteScript or SuiteFlow, documented and tested against each release.

Plan a NetSuite project
  • Finance firstA stable ledger before operational modules are layered on.
  • Rehearsed migrationTwo reconciled rehearsals before cutover.
  • Release-testedCustomisations checked against each twice-yearly update.

Timeline and estimate are set after discovery, against your entities, data and integrations.

Questions we get asked

Before a NetSuite project

Is NetSuite right for us, or should we look at Fusion?

NetSuite suits growing and mid-sized businesses that want one cloud ERP live quickly. Fusion suits larger, more complex organisations with deeper requirements in finance, procurement or HR. We work with both, so the recommendation follows your requirements rather than our preference.

How long does an implementation take?

It depends on entities, modules, data and integrations. A focused finance implementation is much shorter than a multi-entity rollout with inventory and ecommerce. We give a timeline after discovery rather than before it.

Can you migrate from Tally, QuickBooks or Sage?

Yes. Master data, opening balances and open transactions are migrated and reconciled to the source, with history moved where it is useful for reporting.

Can you take over support of an existing NetSuite account?

Yes. We start with a health check of scripts, workflows, roles and integrations, then take on admin and enhancements under a managed service.

How do you handle NetSuite's twice-yearly releases?

Customisations and integrations are tested in the release preview account before your production account is upgraded, and anything affected is fixed in advance.

Outgrown thespreadsheets?

Tell us how many entities, users and systems are involved. Discovery produces a design and plan you keep either way.

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