One of the best parts about being a NetSuite customer is the ability to make the platform your own, based on your business needs, processes and goals.
One of the ways that you can achieve this is by leveraging the NetSuite add on modules available for license (beyond the standard ERP and CRM functionality). But first let’s review what comes standard when you license NetSuite. Ask for our NetSuite module guide.
NetSuite CRM Includes
Marketing Automation
Sales Force Automation (SFA)
Customer Service Management
Partner Relationship Management
NetSuite ERP Includes
General Ledger
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Bank Management
Multi-Currency & Multi-Language
Item Management
Order Management
Purchasing
Employee Center
NetSuite add on modules can be licensed one-by-one or a la carte, if you will. They are also offered in bundles as an “industry suite,” based on common use cases, specific to your industry.
NetSuite add on modules also offer you flexibility, as they can be added at any time during the length of your NetSuite subscription. (The only exception is NetSuite One World, which needs to be licensed from the start of your subscription if you operate separate legal entities.)
The costs for advanced modules vary in price depending upon the module type but many fall within the $499-$599 per month range.
Complete List of NetSuite Add On Modules: Enhance Your System
- Fixed Assets
- Revenue Management
- OneWorld
- Multibook Accounting
- SuiteBilling
- Advanced Procurement
- SuiteAnalytics Connect (ODBC Access)
- Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (PBCS)
- Contract Renewals
- Advanced Software
- Advanced Inventory
- Warehouse Management System (WMS)
- Advanced Order Management
- Demand Planning
- Manufacturing WIP & Routing
- Work Orders & Assemblies
- Project Management
- Resource Allocation
- Job Costing
- OpenAir (PSA)
- SuitePeople (HCM)
- NetSuite Premier Payroll Service
- SuiteCommerce Advanced
- SuiteCommerce InStore (POS)
- SuiteCommerce Standard
Some NetSuite customers need to look outside native NetSuite’s advanced modules and consider external applications via the SuiteApp partner platform.
SuiteApp partners are NetSuite ISV’s that have built niche applications built on the SuiteCloud platform or have a pre-built integration for NetSuite.
Common use cases for a SuiteApp play might include Field Service Management (FieldAware and NextService), Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) (RFSmart and Decartes), Business Intelligence (BI) (Domo), Financial Planning and Analysis (AdaptiveInsights), Configure Price Quote / Product Configurators (Verenia), iPaaS platforms (Jitterbit and Celigo) and many more.
Between NetSuite’s add on modules and SuiteApp’s you’d be hard pressed not to find a NetSuite solution that is truly built for NetSuite from the ground up.
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