Grant Steele

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One of our clients wanted a KPI on their NetSuite dashboard to analyze the time it took to fulfill a sales order. Here's how we achieved this for them with a simple solution that you can easily replicate in your own NetSuite account if you have a similar need!

One of our clients wanted an easy and transparent way to view payments with unapplied balances in NetSuite, segmented by customer and document number. Here's the solution we found!

A client wanted to boost item fulfillment efficiency in NetSuite by automating field populations relating to packaging based on the “Your Packaging” dropdown list. Here's what we did for them.

One of our clients was facing an audit by a government agency and needed us to create a status change detection solution on a tight deadline. Here's how we did it.

One of our NetSuite clients wanted to better track the transaction history of any particular serialized/lot-numbered item. Here's how we helped them.

Customizing NetSuite dashboards for specific roles enhances data visibility, reduces clicks for daily tasks, and boosts efficiency, saving time and money.

A client wanted an approval process for new customers in NetSuite, allowing re-routing if rejected and keeping the record inactive until approved.

One company needed a NetSuite field that natively displays as a percentage to be shown as a decimal integer instead. Here's how we solved their pain point!

A company wanted better transparency in NetSuite on sales trends for a particular item by any particular customer over a specified period. Here's how we did it!

This form in NetSuite lists the low-inventory items stocked near their replenishment point and suggests replenishment quantities.

When a widget returns and you create a new sales order and invoice, NetSuite automatically creates a new Warranty Registration for the replacement widget. That can cause the problem of creating an infinite warranty loop, however. Thankfully, a relatively simple User Event script can solve this problem.