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NetSuite Reviews for UK Users
Feature rating
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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NetSuite is great for Worker Task Scheduling
NetSuite was the easiest ERP Software to learn and use.
Pros
It is highly intuitive, easy to learn how to accomplish your objectives in minimal time.
Cons
It is expensive, pricing and packaging should be more flexible so as not having to pay for functions you don't require.
Response from Oracle
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- Industry: Logistics & Supply Chain
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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One year in after Go-Live
Overall quite positive. The program features have allowed us to track our inventory in ways we couldn't do with QuickBooks and except for the reporting issues the program has been quite intuitive.
Pros
Ability to expand the capabilities of the program to meet the needs of our company that is growing in product diversification and locations.
The ability to manage multiple subsidiaries and perform consolidated reporting.
Employ demand and supply planning to assist with our Procure to Pay cycle.
Cons
The ACS has been very disappointing and will not renew the subscription. Their knowledge base was fine but the language barrier made it difficult to communicate.
The reporting is overly complex. Attempting to add something as basic as Location to a report brings up multiple "Location" options and usually none of them work. Very exasperating.
Also the comparative financial statement reports are very poorly designed. Attempting to create a YTD report for either Income Stmt or Bal. Sheet brings up the entire previous year.
Alternatives Considered
FishbowlReasons for Choosing NetSuite
Needed to expand our inventory management to include lot numbering across locations. Also needed to separate billing and receiving dates. Needed to be able to manage multiple subsidiaries without opening separate company files. Needed to begin implementing demand planning.Switched From
QuickBooks EnterpriseReasons for Switching to NetSuite
Ability to integrate with SPS. Other features that were lacking in the other products.- Industry: Nonprofit Organization Management
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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An Adequate Project Based Time Tracker with Too Many Steps
NetSuite is a system that adequately does what you need it to and will cover your bases for project based time tracking and employee payments. But it's unnecessarily complicated and there are many hidden buttons even when working on a large screen.
Pros
Once you get the hang of the system, it's fine for tracking your time and getting the employees what they need across a wide ranges of projects. The ability to track multiple projects is probably the best and only thing I like about it.
Cons
The system is NOT intuitive. There are lots of extra buttons you have to hit to make certain time tracked is registered. It feels like jumping through hoops to get to a new line. There are extra steps that feel unnecessary to just put in a timesheet.
Alternatives Considered
ADP Workforce NowReasons for Switching to NetSuite
It tracks our projects by each project better than ADP. We've been trying to switch over entirely but NetSuite just does the project tracking better than ANYON ELSE right now.- Industry: Business Supplies & Equipment
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Don't waste your time. Look at another system like Odoo. Pay one fee and get full functionality...
My experience with NetSuite has been a nightmare, to say the least. We were sold on the promise of a fantastic, intuitive system that is completely customizable. What we got was a complicated system that requires a lot of duplication when it comes to assembly items, and poor customer service. You have to pay for every little feature you need. The only thing free is the run-around. Even though we paid for "Advanced Customer Support", I am still left with a list of 15 items that have not been resolved after paying around $10K for the Advanced Customer Support.
We are in the process of switching to Odoo because it is FAR more user-friendly and when you pay for Odoo, you get ALL of the features whether you need them or not. Odoo also includes FREE technical support. Why should you have to pay for help with the product you already pay for?
Pros
An in-depth system able to handle the needs of large companies with multiple locations
Cons
Overpriced. Poor customer service. It is not user-friendly for customizations.
Reasons for Choosing NetSuite
We had reached some of the limitations with QuickBooks Enterprise. It is not necessarily an ERP/MRP system and did not offer an online interface.Switched From
QuickBooks EnterpriseReasons for Switching to NetSuite
NetSuite made some pretty big promises, which, if it delivered, would have been fantastic.- Industry: Religious Institutions
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Great Financial System to enable our Global Organization to work with multiple subsidiaries
These past 6 years using NetSuite has transformed our ability to work with our national entities. It has allowed us to provide better training, see their financial pictures, and be able to help troubleshoot issues in more streamlined manner.
Pros
Ability to see very quickly the financial picture of all of our entities in NetSuite. Also, it makes it so much easier for my team of Subject Matter Experts and Knowledge Specialists to be able to serve all of our entities since most processes are now harmonized.
Cons
Customizations can make the system very slow.