Category: NetSuite

For many organizations, the NetSuite dashboard is the first screen users see each day, yet it is often the least maintained part of the system. Portlets added during implementation go unused, saved searches rely on outdated criteria, and important figures still end up in spreadsheets. When dashboards fail to surface what matters, teams spend time hunting for information and make decisions with an incomplete picture.  This challenge is becoming more...

Subscription businesses often struggle to answer basic questions about recurring revenue with confidence. Subscription, invoice, and renewal data sits in separate reports, and finance teams rely on manual spreadsheets to calculate ARR, MRR, and churn before leadership meetings. By the time the numbers are reconciled, they may already be out of date.  NetSuite Subscription Metrics turns the recurring revenue data already in NetSuite into interactive dashboards. In this blog, we...

When warehouse, production, and reporting run on separate systems, every handoff creates a gap. Inventory counts drift from what is actually on the shelf, production teams wait on material no one can locate, and leaders make decisions from outdated reports. For manufacturers and distributors, those gaps lead to higher costs, wasted material, and missed shipments.  Connecting warehouse and production processes in NetSuite, often alongside partner solutions, allows organizations to follow product from...

Order delays and inventory shortages are rarely a surprise by the time they reach a customer. In most cases, the warning signs were already sitting in the data: a shipment date that had already passed, an item quietly dropping below its reorder point, a purchase order that never confirmed. The problem usually isn't a lack of data. It's that nobody was set up to see it in time.  For NetSuite users, saved searches are...

Custom development is often the slowest part of getting real value out of a NetSuite investment. Most midmarket companies need built-to-fit functionality at some point: a custom approval workflow, a specialized invoicing form, a unique reporting dashboard. Building those customizations has traditionally required specialized SuiteScript developers who understand NetSuite's specific coding rules, and that expertise isn't always easy to find or scale.      When companies try to speed this work...

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, Acumatica, and Oracle NetSuite.  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...

Business leaders who rely on NetSuite for financial and operational reporting often run into the same bottleneck: getting a quick answer means waiting on a report, building a saved search, or pulling in an analyst just to understand something that should take seconds to know. That gap between having data and actually understanding it in the moment is exactly what Oracle is targeting with Ask Oracle, NetSuite's new conversational AI assistant now...

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...