Category: NetSuite

AI agents are moving from demos to daily operations, and ERP is where much of that work will happen. NetSuite has introduced a wave of agentic capabilities that can match bank transactions, manage the financial close, and answer planning questions in plain English. The appeal is obvious: less manual busy work and faster answers. The catch is that agents are only as reliable as the data they act on. An agent working...

For manufacturers and distributors, operational pain rarely shows up as one isolated issue. It tends to appear across the business all at once: delayed orders, manual spreadsheets, disconnected systems, excess inventory, slow financial closes, poor customer visibility, and teams spending valuable time reconciling data instead of driving performance. Solving that pain has never been as simple as buying the right software, and that remains true even as ERP platforms get smarter.   ...

Family offices exist to protect and grow wealth across generations, but many are still running that mission on spreadsheets, disconnected accounting files, and manual reconciliation between operating businesses and investment entities. As families accumulate more holding companies, investment vehicles, real estate partnerships, and trusts, the finance team's job gets harder every year. Consolidating results across a dozen or more legal entities by month end, while also giving family principals a clear, real-time picture of...

For years, the integrations connecting NetSuite to banks, warehouses, ecommerce platforms, and other business systems have run quietly in the background. Most finance and operations leaders never think about them until something breaks. That's about to change. Oracle is retiring NetSuite's original SOAP-based web services in favor of a modern REST API, and the transition carries a firm deadline. Organizations that don't plan ahead risk integration failures that touch payments, inventory, and financial reporting all at once.  What...

As organizations grow through acquisition, expansion into new markets, or the addition of new business units, managing financial data across multiple entities becomes increasingly difficult. Separate ledgers, disconnected systems, and manual consolidation processes can slow down reporting and introduce errors at exactly the moment leadership needs clear, accurate financial visibility. Multi-entity financial management addresses this challenge, giving organizations a unified way to manage finances across subsidiaries, locations, and business units without sacrificing accuracy or speed.  What...

Implementing NetSuite is far more than a software deployment — it is a business transformation initiative that impacts processes, reporting, controls, integrations, and day-to-day operations across the organization. Companies that invest time upfront in preparation consistently reduce project risk, improve adoption, and accelerate ROI. Below is a practical checklist to help organizations prepare for a successful NetSuite implementation while accounting for modern considerations such as AI enablement, governance, and scalable...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how organizations manage operations, analyze data, and make decisions. While many companies are still exploring how AI fits into their business strategy, Oracle NetSuite is already delivering practical AI capabilities directly within its ERP platform. Recent updates and demonstrations from NetSuite's AI leadership team showcase how organizations can use AI not only to gain insights, but also to automate work, improve reporting, and drive operational efficiency.  A New Approach...

Logan Consulting recently hosted our Middle Market ERP Showdown, where we provided a side-by-side comparison of three leading ERP platforms: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Oracle NetSuite, and Acumatica.  The session explored how each platform approaches financial management, reporting, usability, scalability, integrations, and operational workflows, helping organizations better understand which ERP solution may align best with their business needs.  For those who were unable to attend live, the full recording is available and includes...

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, organizations are looking for ways to make AI tools more useful within their existing business systems. One emerging concept gaining attention is the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a framework designed to help AI models securely access and interact with business data and applications in a more structured way. For organizations using Oracle NetSuite, MCP represents a potential shift toward more intelligent, connected, and context-aware ERP experiences. ...

As organizations grow, financial planning and analysis become more complex. Spreadsheets and disconnected tools can no longer keep up with the need for real-time insights, collaboration, and accuracy. That’s where NetSuite Planning and Budgeting (NSPB) comes in. Built on Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) technology, NSPB extends the capabilities of Oracle NetSuite by providing a powerful, integrated solution for planning, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. Below are the key advantages of NSPB and how it helps organizations make smarter,...