The reporting feature is the most valuable because it is very flexible. It is easy to retrieve any data via a saved search.
Compared to other ERP systems, Oracle NetSuite demarks the reporting capabilities via its flexible reporting tool.
The reporting feature is the most valuable because it is very flexible. It is easy to retrieve any data via a saved search.
Compared to other ERP systems, Oracle NetSuite demarks the reporting capabilities via its flexible reporting tool.
It is an integrated system that helps us streamline the business processes.
The manufacturing aspect needs to improve.
There were no stability issues.
There were no scalability issues.
The technical support is very good.
Oracle NetSuite is the best cloud-based solution.
The setup was straightforward. The Oracle help center explained everything to us.
This product is worth its price and provides value for the money.
We looked at other options, namely the Microsoft Dynamics NAV solution.
You should go for it. You won't regret it! This is the best solution. It is very simple to configure, easy to use, and is hosted on the cloud.
Role-based workflow and user interface & dashboard were the most impressive features.
Especially for a cloud SaaS ERP system environment, from the perspective of the end user, as they may only be interested in the ERP business domain and functionality, the role-based user interface design and dashboard makes the end user feel that the system is addressing exactly the area they are concerned with. This might generate a presales advantage and end-user decision on purchasing the ERP.
Usually, role-based design provides ease of operation, because the screen is designed to be dedicated for the specific job position (role), so the location and operating procedure on the screen is designed to fit the specific role for operating efficiency.
In this sense, role-based design has more potential for improving the UI than other methods.
To exponentially increase revenue of cloud ERP SW, human intervention could be minimized, and there might be certain ways of optimizing the method of selecting & configuring apps by the end user.
It has been well addressed that especially on the area of complex business process like ERP, there still are areas which needs consulting service from experts. The area may mean assessment, system configuration and set up, etc.especially on the initial phase of implementation.
Additionally, difficulties for end user to select proper modules from cloud ERP were addressed.
Without having some knowledge about the ERP system, it may not be easy to decide and select appropriate module through the descriptions or even with some trial experience, as what is shown may differ from expectation.
So, I think that those are typical chasm that prohibit exponential growth of cloud ERP market, by the nature of requiring supports from experts, saying constraints of human dependency.
Role based design in NetSuite may mitigate many issues of the above by keeping the nature of end user perspectives.
The concept of ‘Role based’ may be extended if there is a feature that allows user to adjust the location/sequence of operation on the screen or the operating procedure based on the industry and size (number of user) of the enterprise.
I used it 2-3 months for benchmarking.
There seems to be no problems with initial setup, but not sure if you are trying complex cross-functional process. There could be a concern about the cost of consulting for optimal configuration of process.
There is no doubt that NetSuite has strong potential on technology and scalability.
This is specialized software, an ERP, for the financial and management functions of an enterprise.
It's very capable in its area.
The product is very flexible and can adjust to the customer's needs.
They keep improving the product. Every year, they release a new version.
The solution works well for larger organizations.
There is always a way to improve the tools used for customizing it to the special needs of the customers. They could make it even better.
The pricing is high. For small companies, it is not very competitive.
I've been using the solution for five years.
We are able to implement the solution for clients as needed.
The price is quite high if you are a smaller organization.
We are implementors. Oracle is a provider, and our company offers the service for implementation and customization.
Overall, I would rate the solution eight out of ten. I've been mostly very happy with its capabilities.
In NetSuite 2017.1 release update with top key features, it seems to be that rich 'Rules' are implemented on overall features, e.g Accounting (ICJE related subjects, Posting GL), Order Tracking, Inventory asset control, and Dashboard, Workflow, etc., which may not only help end user decision on selecting features but also making the ERP package Cloud SaaS oriented by implementing more business Rules on the Role of operator.