AMS Point of Sale vs Netsuite SuiteCommerce

• Billing management
• Invoice related tasks
• Inventory

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• Look and feel of the application is attractive to the end users.
• Majority of the functional needs are covered, including fixed assets accounting and revenue recognition without the use of third-party applications.
• The SaaS platform has been very stable.
• We've been able to configure or customize to meet our business needs.

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• It can be a bit improved in terms of Billing
• It can also bring some of the core features needed in Return management that it offers
• It needs a bit of improvement in Return management

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• NetSuite is targeted at small companies and lacks the levels of automation, integration and functionality needed in a larger (>1$B) multi national. Moving from SAP to NetSuite our finance team have found many areas which are now manual work which was automated before.
• Limited capability to integrate with other products. We have to manually run reports into a file before we can integrate with a third party product as the contents of the report were not available in one of the interfaces NetSuite provides.
• The built-in reporting capabilities are limited and building an interface to an external data warehouse is extremely complex as NetSuite doesn't provide a reliable integration method.

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• Overall Business problems are getting addressed which is a good thing

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• We significantly reduced the complexity of our IT systems through implementing NetSuite.
• The SAAS model is proving expensive as we add more usage to the system.

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