THE PROJECT This summer another NetSuite firm brought me in to work on their own accounts receivable. The brief was rough guidelines around the functionality they wanted to see; the design was mine. What we ended up with is a pattern I think most mid-market NetSuite customers should see before they sign up for another subscription: a complete collections stack, built natively. Four pieces. Here is what each one does and why it exists. PIECE 1: DUNNING THAT RUNS ITSELF The fir

Oracle announced on July 15 that the 2026.2 release kicks off the rollout of NetSuite Next. If you run NetSuite, this is the biggest change to how you interact with the product in years, and I think it's going to land with a lot less noise than it deserves. So here's what it is, what it isn't, and what I'd do about it. What NetSuite Next actually is It isn't a separate product and it isn't a migration. Oracle built NetSuite Next on top of the NetSuite you're running today. It

After 25 years of NetSuite implementations, I keep seeing the same three mistakes derail otherwise good projects. The good news is every one of them is preventable. Here is what to watch for and what to do instead.