From go-live to optimization, our senior team works alongside your finance and engineering leaders to make NetSuite earn its license fee. Every engagement is led by a consultant with nine or more years in the ecosystem.
Every implementation runs across five phase-gated stages: business process decomposition and requirements engineering, technical solution design with stakeholder sign-off, sprint-based configuration and SuiteScript development, scripted UAT against defined acceptance criteria, and a formal go-live with a structured hypercare window. No phase begins until the prior one is documented and approved — eliminating scope drift and undocumented changes reaching production.
When native configuration reaches its limit, we build. SuiteScript 2.1, SuiteFlow, and custom record types — written with the same rigor as production-grade application code and documented for your team to maintain after we hand over.
Your data lives in more than one place — NetSuite, Salesforce, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, EDI partners, 3PLs, data warehouses. We design and build integrations using whichever pattern fits: direct REST connections, RESTlets within NetSuite, or iPaaS platforms of your choice. The approach is defined during solution design and driven by your existing infrastructure, data volumes, and error-handling requirements.
A senior-led team on retainer. Predictable monthly investment in exchange for a named consultant who knows your instance, an SLA on tickets, and every engagement includes our prebuilt packages — connectors, project management, and free tools.
A dedicated team of engineers conducts an impartial assessment of your NetSuite instance across the areas most likely to impact performance. Each finding is documented with a clear explanation of the issue, its performance impact, and concrete solution options — giving your team an objective basis for prioritisation and remediation.
A 30-minute working session with a senior consultant — no slides, no pitch deck. We'll look at your instance together and tell you what we'd do first.