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What is NetSuite

Oracle NetSuite is a cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software.

Think of it as one system where different departments (Accounting, Finance, Purchasing, Inventory, Sales, HR, etc.) work together using the same data.

Instead of using separate Excel files or different software, NetSuite keeps everything in one database.

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What does ERP mean?

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is software that helps companies manage their business processes in one integrated system.

Example:

Sales Department

Creates Sales Order

Warehouse

Ships the product

Accounting

Creates Invoice

Customer

Pays

Accounting

Records Payment

Everyone uses the same information.

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Why do companies use NetSuite (8)

Because it helps them:

  • Record transactions

  • Track customers and suppliers

  • Manage inventory

  • Process payments

  • Prepare financial reports

  • Reduce manual work

  • Minimize errors

  • Keep real-time financial information

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Common Modules (5)

1. Accounts Payable (AP)

Used to manage payments to suppliers.

Examples:

  • Enter supplier bills

  • Approve bills

  • Record payments

  • Track unpaid bills

2. Accounts Receivable (AR)

Used to collect money from customers.

Tasks include:

  • Create invoices

  • Record customer payments

  • Monitor overdue accounts

  • View aging reports

3. General Ledger (GL)

This is where all accounting transactions are summarized.

Every journal entry eventually affects the General Ledger.


4. Bank Reconciliation

Helps compare:

Company Cash Records

VS

Bank Statement


5. Purchasing

Used for buying goods.

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Basic Features (3)

Dashboard

Shows:

  • Tasks

  • Reports

  • KPIs

  • Approvals

Every employee can have a different dashboard.


Search

One of NetSuite's most useful features.

Instead of opening many folders, you simply search:

Invoice Number

Supplier

Customer

Purchase Order

Journal Entry


Reports

Accounting staff commonly use:

  • Trial Balance

  • General Ledger

  • Balance Sheet

  • Income Statement

  • Aging Report

  • AP Aging

  • AR Aging

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User Roles

User Roles

Not everyone can access everything.


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Terms You Should Know (15)

Term

Meaning

ERP

Enterprise Resource Planning

Dashboard

Home page showing tasks and reports

Vendor

Supplier

Customer

Buyer

Vendor Bill

Supplier invoice

Customer Invoice

Invoice sent to customer

Purchase Order (PO)

Order sent to supplier

Sales Order (SO)

Customer order

General Ledger (GL)

Main accounting record

Journal Entry (JE)

Manual accounting entry

AP

Accounts Payable

AR

Accounts Receivable

Bank Reconciliation

Comparing books with bank records

Aging Report

Report showing how long balances have been outstanding

Posting

Recording a transaction in the accounting records

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What you should focus on as a fresh graduate (5)

  • The AP cycle (Purchase Order → Goods Receipt → Vendor Bill → Payment)

  • The AR cycle (Sales Order → Invoice → Customer Payment)

  • Basic journal entries (debits and credits)

  • Three-way matching (PO, receiving document, and supplier invoice)

  • How ERP systems like NetSuite reduce manual work and provide real-time, integrated financial information.