Not every store should be on SuiteCommerce, and we’ll tell you when yours shouldn’t be. Plenty of NetSuite companies sell through Shopify, Amazon, or a marketplace like Reverb, and the job is the same either way: keep the channel and NetSuite telling one story, with NetSuite owning the data.
What we do
- Shopify and Amazon connected to NetSuite through NetSuite Connector — orders in, inventory and fulfillment out, configured for how you sell rather than the defaults.
- Custom channel integrations where a connector doesn’t exist or isn’t worth using.
- The honest assessment first. If you’re comparing a Shopify build with a SuiteCommerce one, we’ve done both and we’ll tell you which fits — here’s how we think about that.
Where we get called in
- Oversold because the channel found out about inventory too late
- Orders keyed in by hand from a marketplace
- Settlement payouts that don’t match anything in NetSuite — that one’s BatchIt
- A quote from a Shopify agency and no one to tell you what it means for NetSuite
The integration side of this is covered in more detail under Marketplace, channel and 3PL integrations.
The first hour is free. Bring us the thing that’s been bothering you and we’ll spend an hour on it with you, in your account, and send written notes afterward whether or not you hire us.