A Xero-to-NetSuite migration should begin with a defined checklist for the financial data, accounting structure, integrations, reporting requirements, testing, and approvals that need to be completed before go-live. Finance teams should know what will move from Xero, how that information will map into NetSuite, and which balances must reconcile...

Companies planning to move from Xero to NetSuite need to prepare for more than an accounting data transfer. A Xero-to-NetSuite migration may involve financial management, inventory, billing, reporting, multiple entities, integrations, and related workflows that must be mapped to the new ERP environment.

Switching from Sage X3 to NetSuite starts with defining how the business should operate in NetSuite, then determining what needs to change across data, processes, integrations, reporting, and customizations. Before configuration begins, the migration team should document how Sage X3 supports the business today and decide which requirements should...

NetSuite has changed a lot over the years. Thanks to ongoing NetSuite updates, automation, and newer AI capabilities, tasks that once required extra steps, workarounds, or manual effort can now be handled in simpler, more efficient ways. We pulled together 15 examples of everyday NetSuite processes and features that have gotten easier, from cash...

NetSuite's gradual removal of SuiteScript 1.0, and 2.0 SuiteScript versions. By the 2028.2 release, all custom scripts will need to use SuiteScript 2.1. If your NetSuite account has custom scripts, now is the time to understand what you have, identify which scripts may need attention, and start planning for the transition.

Although negative on-hand quantity is physically impossible, NetSuite will let it happen. Left alone, it quietly corrupts your item costs and throws your inventory valuation out of balance. Negative inventory is the data problem most teams don't know they have until it shows up in the numbers. In reality, of course, you can’t have less than zero...

To switch from Sage 300 to NetSuite successfully, start by identifying where growth has made your current ERP environment harder to manage, then build the migration around those requirements. Companies often reach this point after adding subsidiaries, locations, acquisitions, currencies, sales channels, or integrations that increase the effort...

To switch from Sage 500 to NetSuite, start by documenting the business processes, data, customizations, integrations, and manufacturing or distribution workflows that depend on Sage 500 today. This helps determine what should move into NetSuite, what needs to be redesigned, and what can be retired before data migration, testing, training, and...

Moving from Sage 300 to NetSuite ERP makes sense when a growing multi-company organization needs a more unified way to manage subsidiaries, intercompany activity, currencies, and consolidated reporting. Sage 300 already supports multi-company accounting and consolidation, so the decision should come down to how efficiently the current ERP...

Cleaning up negative inventory after the fact is tedious and can distort your financials. Prevent these headaches by preventing negative inventories in the first place. If you've ever had to hunt down negative on-hand quantities and untangle the costing mess they leave behind, you already know the cleanup is the expensive part. The good news is...