In today’s fast-paced business landscape, companies depend on integrated systems from e-commerce platforms to EDI solutions like SPS Commerce to accelerate order processing. Yet with that speed and automation comes a hidden risk:
Orders flowing into NetSuite may not always reflect the correct price level or customer-specific item rate.
Whether from an integration mismatch, partner system setup, or simple human error, these discrepancies can slip through unnoticed — creating downstream headaches in margin reporting, customer invoicing, and collections.
For many finance leaders, the monthly and quarterly close process is a recurring headache. Spreadsheets circulate through inboxes, checklists live on shared drives, and documentation is scattered across systems. The result? Lost time, inconsistent practices, and extra stress when auditors come knocking.
FinanceNetSuite saved searches are a powerful way to gain insight into your business data. At Left Ledger Inc., we’re always looking for creative ways to help you make the most of your NetSuite environment. In this post, we’ll walk through how to build a transaction saved search that groups data by month and compares this year’s revenue against last year’s. Plus, we’ll show you how to sort the months in calendar order and even add a “Delta” column that highlights performance differences in green or red!
ReportingThis article may be of interest to you if your business uses Oracle NetSuite ERP and sometimes has a need to flag certain stock units of a serialized item. NetSuite provides the efficiencies of managing your business in an industry standard way while at the same time leaving a lot of room for creative solutions customized to your way of running your business.
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This article is relevant to you if you are running your business on Oracle NetSuite and would like to add an isolated custom note on a transaction line. This article demonstrates a simple end to end architecture to customize and extend the capabilities of NetSuite.
This article will be relevant for you if your company is using NetSuite ERP, uses standard inventory items and a new business requirement arises where you now need the functionality of Serialized or Matrix for an existing item.
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