NetSuite is a suite of ERP and accounting modules which is sold in various editions aimed at different size customers. The multi-country, multi-currency version is an additional module called OneWorld. Netsuite is a SaaS system and is not offered in an on-premise edition.
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Users subscribe to NetSuite for an annual license fee. The license is made up of three main components: core platform, optional modules and the number of users. There is also a one-time implementation fee for initial setup. New modules and users and can be added as a business grows.
We made a terrible mistake in switching to Netsuite.
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NetSuite ERP it probably the best of the ERP systems I have used. Quickbooks is really intended for smaller companies and SAP for very large (though it is not very flexible and navigation of the system is a nightmare). Openbravo was probably the most flexible of the systems but …
Honestly, not a whole lot. We are kind of adjacent to NetSuite. I have a lot of experience with Salesforce and I know that sometimes the functionality can kind of compete with each other, although the systems serve different purposes, but I have not used another major ERP …
As I said, SAP and Oracle Fusion are the ones that I've used in the past. I feel NetSuite is definitely superior in a lot of ways. First UI and then search capabilities. And then I think the back engine probably works really better. That's why it's quicker, and faster, and you …
Well, the reason why I'm with NetSuite is because obviously it beats out those other options quite considerably. It gave us the whole ecosystem that gave us everything we needed. I didn't need a dedicated administrator whose full-time job is to deal with it like our current …
NetSuite, it's right up there with Dynamics and Salesforce. I think it's primarily focused on tracking the finance side of things in our business, but the ability to API into so many other different things and have so many already-built solutions that we can just plug in makes …
for the price point and that would handle our usage billing needs Sage Intacct was the only option that competed -- visually and some key feature like saved searches/export, reporting and NSPB pushed NetSuite about Sage -- but overall we liked and trusted the sales team at …
In my opinion, NetSuite ERP has similar capabilities, but at a fraction of the cost. Oracle is a tier 1 solution and I was part of the selection and implementation team for this solution. Implementation was intense and it took us 8 months to install. NetSuite ERP we installed …
I think PLEX has a much older UI and I personally have more experience using PLEX than NetSuite ERP however NetSuite ERP has a significant amount of customizations that PLEX does not have which allows for more flexibility
The user interface of NetSuite ERP is more intuitive and the data captured in the transactions is more detailed. There appears to be more features in NetSuite ERP and flexibility in what can be done, ie Saved Searches, versus the other system.
Our major requirement was order management, revenue management, automated billing, invoicing, project management, financial accounting use cases & inbound and outbound integrations to other applications such as Salesforce, Mavenlink, Zip, Navan, Stripe etc.. When we evaluated …
NetSuite ERP left Sage Intacct in the dust years ago. It was actually a painful experience to join a company not on NetSuite ERP after having been NetSuite ERP user historically. It was a joy to transition that same company to NetSuite ERP and reap the benefits once again.