NetSuite Consulting

Custom SuiteScript 2.1 across the whole script family. User Event and Client scripts that enforce your rules at the moment of entry, Scheduled and Map/Reduce scripts that chew through bulk work overnight, Suitelets for the internal tools NetSuite never shipped, and RESTlets when the outside world needs a clean door in. Everything is built in sandbox, tested against your real edge cases, documented, and deployed the way long-lived ERP code should be: so the next administrator can read it without calling us.

Most NetSuite teams have a handful of chores that eat the same twenty minutes every time: discontinuing an item without breaking the web store, handling a vendor part number supersession without orphaning open orders, receiving a dock full of packing lists, cutting an inventory transfer with the memo your auditors expect. We turn those ten-step UI rituals into single actions that cannot skip a step, with SuiteFlow where it fits and script where it does not.

The data is in there. Getting it out in a form a decision can rest on is the hard part. We build saved searches that actually answer the question being asked, reach for SuiteQL when saved search hits its ceiling, and wire results into scheduled deliveries and dashboards so the people who need numbers stop asking someone to export a CSV every Monday.

NetSuite is rarely alone. It needs to talk to the web store, the shipping desk, the label printers, the bank, and the one legacy system nobody is allowed to turn off. We build integrations over REST web services and RESTlets with token based authentication, sensible retry behavior, and logging you can actually read when something goes sideways at quarter close.

This is where our practice is genuinely different. We wire modern AI assistants directly into NetSuite so repetitive transaction work becomes a one sentence request: a receiving batch processed from scanned packing lists, a discontinuation applied with every step in the right order, a transfer cut and verified against the sales order it serves. Guardrails come first. The assistant proves what it did, writes an exception instead of guessing, and never touches a record it cannot verify. Your team reviews outcomes instead of typing them.

For when the consultant who built it is long gone. We untangle broken scripts and stuck deployments, chase governance limit errors to their cause, clean up roles and permissions that grew by accretion, and run the data hygiene passes (CSV imports, duplicate merges, field standardization) that make every other report trustworthy again. Unglamorous work, honestly billed.