Oracle NetSuite

Users can select specific items and quantities to include on an invoice. This accelerator is helpful for clients managing lengthy sales orders, as it streamlines partial invoicing by letting users choose only the remaining items they need to invoice.

Users can add custom general ledger (GL) impacts to native NetSuite transactions. It creates two additional GL impact lines and enables the assignment of specific debit and credit accounts — along with line-level classifications — offering greater flexibility in financial reporting and control.

Users can set a single bin at the header level of a work order, from which all components will be consumed. It streamlines the build process for workflows where all materials are stored in one bin by bypassing manual configuration for each component and eliminating the need for individual inventory detail entries.

Users can select a parent customer and view all related open transactions, eliminating the need to manually invoice each sub-customer individually. It provides a consolidated view of open sales orders across sub-customers, enabling bulk invoicing and streamlined payment processing by a parent customer.

Users can bill specific items from a purchase order, which is especially useful for lengthy orders with varying quantities where billing may not occur all at once. It provides flexibility by enabling item-level billing rather than requiring the entire order to be billed in full.

Users can view and transfer all inventory from one bin to another in bulk, streamlining bin-to-bin movements. It provides a clear overview of the unique items and their quantities within a selected bin, making large-scale inventory transfers faster and more efficient.

Users can add three custom fields to item records, automatically populated by advanced saved searches using complex formulas. It enables users to analyze key metrics like sales history, purchasing trends, inventory turnover and item build history over customizable date ranges — ideal for identifying seasonal patterns and year-over-year performance.