As you begin the exploration process to finding how Oracle NetSuite Cloud ERP can transform your business into a powerhouse, it's a good idea to get some initial thoughts on how your NetSuite implementation might play out.

This is a guide for anyone who wants to understand how to transfer his or her business processes into the NetSuite environment. It will be especially helpful for anyone in discussions with a NetSuite implementation partner (or currently preparing for those discussions). This is because in this guide we will focus on clarifying terminology and providing some examples to help flesh out the general structure of NetSuite’s record-keeping tools.

NetSuite is a really big software. This means a few things: (1) it is extremely powerful, with the ability to handle nearly every aspect of your business operation, (2) it is a lot to handle, and can easily be overwhelming to use, and (3) to reduce the chances of being too overwhelming, NetSuite hides some of its features and functions in the standard version, and only leaves the most commonly-used features enabled by default. Sometimes, though, you want to use a feature or function that is hidden from use by your current account setting. To use that feature, you will first need to enable it. Enabling features occurs at the company level; that is, the enabled (or disenabled) status of a feature will apply to all users, not just you.

NetSuite ERP requires management if you want to keep the data clean. Bookkeeping services are one way to help you keep your accounting data clean, but what about the rest of your ERP data. This article gives four NetSuite roles methods to help keep their data clean to properly perform their role. There are tips for accountants, supply chain, marketing, and C-Suite. Take a look at the video in the blog to improve your NetSuite instance.

Anchor Group, other firms, and independent developers have started to list some of their features on SuiteMarkets. It's a free location for any NetSuite solution to be marketed. The purpose of SuiteMarkets is to unite the NetSuite and SuiteCommerce developer community to bring awareness to the potential of NetSuite, provide pre-built solutions, or to connect NetSuite customers with developers who have made a solution that is similar to what is needed.

Our NetSuite certified commerce agency performs SuiteCommerce implementations every day. The question that every SuiteCommerce customer has during the discovery phase is, "How cheap can my SuiteCommerce implementation be?"

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