Manual journal entries eating your close
Finance spending the first week of every month posting JEs that should be automatic. The data exists; it just isn't flowing.
We build the integrations that make that true. Storefronts, 3PLs, payment processors, AI agents — all flowing into NetSuite with clean GL postings, accurate inventory, and reconciliation that closes itself.
Done right, NetSuite is the single source of truth that storefronts, 3PLs, payments, and AI agents all read from and write to. Done wrong, it's six teams with six spreadsheets pretending it's the source of truth.
When NetSuite is the bottleneck instead of the backbone, it's almost always an integration problem — not a NetSuite problem.
Finance spending the first week of every month posting JEs that should be automatic. The data exists; it just isn't flowing.
Order in Shopify. Cancel in NetSuite. Refund processed twice. Inventory phantom in the warehouse. Welcome to drift.
Target, Walmart, or Costco set a date. You don't have an EDI provider. The clock is ticking. The penalty is real.
Daily exports from NetSuite. Daily uploads to the 3PL portal. Daily fights about which version is current.
Customer payments hit the bank. Remittance shows up in three different formats. Open AR keeps aging while AR staff matches by hand.
Inventory in NetSuite says 12. Warehouse says 8. Shopify says 15. Three numbers, zero confidence, every order a guess.
We've worked inside NetSuite long enough to know the difference between what the docs say and what actually works in production. Custom fields, saved searches, subsidiary structures, multi-currency — all part of the build, not surprises after go-live.
Every NetSuite integration we build follows the same disciplined playbook. You know what you're getting before you sign anything.
We audit your NetSuite environment, document the data flows, and map current pain points. You get a structured proposal with an architecture diagram before any work starts.
Celigo flows configured to your NetSuite schema. Custom fields mapped. Subsidiaries handled. SuiteScript where standard tools fall short. Documentation drafted alongside code.
UAT in sandbox against real data. Reconciliation reports validated. Production cutover with monitoring on day one and rollback ready.
NetSuite changes (new modules, custom fields, restructures) propagate to your flows. We monitor for drift and update with you. Optional, never required.
A partial menu — most engagements combine three or four of these into one flow architecture.
Orders, customers, refunds, inventory — full bi-directional sync with subsidiary and currency handling.
Outbound pick tickets. Inbound fulfillment confirmations. Daily inventory reconciliation against item master.
X12 850/855/856/810 mapped to your NetSuite schema with per-partner customization, orchestrated through Celigo.
Stripe, Authorize.net, and ACH flowing into NetSuite as customer payments — fees coded, refunds matched, finance happy.
Incoming payments matched against open AR. Remittance parsed by AI. Multi-invoice and short-pay rules applied automatically.
Vendor invoices parsed by AI, posted as NetSuite vendor bills with line-item GL coding and confidence-routed exceptions.
Orders, payments, AI-posted vendor bills, EDI documents — all flow into NetSuite with the GL coding, subsidiary mapping, and audit trail finance actually needs.
Most engagements combine NetSuite integration with the orchestration layer that feeds it and the AI agents that post into it. Same tailored playbook, three layers.
Celigo is the orchestration layer between your systems and NetSuite. Pre-built connectors, error handling, monitoring, and retry logic built into every NetSuite integration we ship.
See iPaaS work →Cash application, vendor invoice parsing, EDI exception handling — AI workflows that read documents and post records directly into NetSuite with confidence scoring and exception routing.
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