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NetSuite is an easy-to-use, customizable enterprise software for running your business

NetSuite offers an integrated application that wraps all the essential information technology needs -- ERP, CRM, HR, customer service, ecommerce, warehouse and inventory management, and project management -- into one tidy application. NetSuite For Dummies is for NetSuite customers, anyone thinking about becoming a NetSuite customer, or anyone with a NetSuite test account. What you need is a simple guide for getting around the program and becoming familiar with its customizable features.

This book provides both a comprehensive overview of NetSuite and, in some sections, detailed instructions on specific topics. It provides a succinct and somewhat lighthearted summary of NetSuite in plain English -- without the jargon but with a few tricks and tips, and plenty of examples along the way. Inside you'll discover:





An overview of the NetSuite basics, plus guidance on customizing it to meet the needs of your business How to track money -- from invoicing and managing receivables to paying bills and taking inventory How to hone your company's marketing efforts The importance of sales force automation and turning leads into customers Details on fulfilling and shipping orders, providing services, and project management Ways to improve partnership relationships How to support customers with excellent customer service The type of site that's best for you in NetSuite, how to get it to match your company image, maximize your exposure, and more

None of that means anything if you can't measure your success, so you'll also learn to customize your dashboard to see the metrics and reporting you need to see and analyze.

NetSuite For Dummies also provides ten tips for a successful NetSuite implementation, answers to frequently asked questions, and bonus chapters online with information about scripting, customization, and setting up your Web site. Get your copy today and learn everything about NetSuite you need to get the most out of your workday.
Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(2)
Part I: NetSuite Basics
4(1)
Part II: Tracking Money and Resources
4(1)
Part III: Marketing and Driving Sales
4(1)
Part IV: Taking Care of Your Partners and Customers
4(1)
Part V: Selling Online
5(1)
Part VI: Dashboards, Searches, and Analytics
5(1)
Part VII: The Part of Tens
5(1)
Bonus
Chapters on the Companion Web Site
5(1)
Icons Used in This Book
6(1)
Where to Go from Here
6(1)
Part I: NetSuite Basics 7(52)
Chapter 1 Peeking Under the NetSuite Hood
9(12)
Speaking NetSuite Lingo
10(1)
Naming Your Most Important Data
10(2)
Entity
10(1)
Items
11(1)
Transactions
12(1)
Leading to Profits
12(4)
Marketing
13(1)
Sales
14(1)
Web store/e-commerce
14(1)
Fulfillment and project tracking
14(2)
Leveraging Key Data to Make Excellent Decisions
16(2)
Dashboards
16(1)
Lists and saved searches
17(1)
Reporting and analytics
18(1)
Going Global with NetSuite OneWorld
18(3)
OneWorld abilities
19(1)
OneWorld features
19(2)
Chapter 2 Tailoring NetSuite to Your Company
21(16)
Starting with the Basics
22(1)
Customizing from the Get Go: Setting up NetSuite
22(9)
Company Information
23(1)
Enable Features
24(1)
Rename Records and Transactions
24(1)
Auto-Generated Numbers
25(1)
General Preferences
26(1)
Printing, Fax, and E-mail Preferences
26(1)
Getting picky about Set Preferences
27(4)
Customizing Fields, Records, Forms, and Lists
31(1)
Fields
31(1)
Records
31(1)
Forms
32(1)
Lists
32(1)
Bringing in Data
32(4)
Saving an Excel spreadsheet as a CSV file
33(1)
Thinking about data import
33(1)
Using the CSV Import Assistant
34(2)
Custom Programming with SuiteScript
36(1)
Chapter 3 Personalizing Your Suite
37(14)
Getting into NetSuite
37(2)
Mother, may I?
38(1)
Logging in to NetSuite
38(1)
Who am I?
38(1)
Keeping Tabs and Checking Your Dashboard
39(1)
Tabs
39(1)
The Home dashboard and overviews
40(1)
Show Me the Records
40(4)
Creating new records
41(2)
Accessing information in records
43(1)
Locating records using lists
43(1)
Saving Searches (and Time)
44(1)
Going Global Search
45(2)
Auto suggest
45(1)
Using prefixes to search
46(1)
Using a wildcard in numeric searches
46(1)
Editing global search results
47(1)
Clocking in on the Calendar
47(4)
Setting up calendar preferences
48(1)
Scheduling events
48(2)
Attaching events to records
50(1)
Chapter 4 Grabbing Hold of the Dashboard
51(8)
Being Privy to Different Portlets
51(3)
Adding, Subtracting, and Moving Portlets
54(2)
Adding and removing portlets
54(1)
Positioning portlets
55(1)
Customizing Portlets
56(5)
Comparing between dates
56(1)
Flagging metrics that meet a threshold
57(1)
Display custom RSS feeds
57(1)
Create shortcuts
58(1)
Part II: Tracking Money and Resources 59(74)
Chapter 5 Bookkeeping Basics
61(22)
Managing Your Chart of Accounts
62(7)
Creating and editing accounts
63(1)
Examining account registers
64(1)
Assigning account numbers
65(1)
Running a general ledger report
66(1)
Debits, Credits, and Journal Entries
66(1)
Seeing the debits and credits
67(1)
Creating a new general journal entry
68(1)
Using Accounting Periods
69(1)
Banking on It
70(13)
Making a deposit
71(2)
Transferring money between accounts
73(1)
Writing a check
73(2)
Printing checks
75(1)
Putting it on plastic: Credit cards
76(2)
Exploring bank and credit card registers
78(1)
Reconciling accounts
79(4)
Chapter 6 Invoicing Customers and Paying the Bills
83(26)
Getting What's Coming to You: Accounts Receivable
84(16)
Creating invoices and cash sales
84(2)
Assessing finance charges
86(3)
Recording a customer payment
89(1)
Applying customer deposits
90(2)
Applying customer credits
92(1)
Knowing what they owe you
93(3)
Sending a statement of account
96(2)
Sending collections letters
98(2)
Paying the Piper: Accounts Payable
100(9)
Recording vendor bills
100(2)
Paying your bills
102(1)
Applying vendor credits
103(1)
Keeping track of your obligations
103(2)
Sending and receiving electronic payments
105(1)
Setting up payment terms
105(4)
Chapter 7 Managing Inventory
109(24)
Understanding Item Types
109(3)
Goods and services bought and sold
110(1)
Creating subtypes
110(1)
Grouping items
110(1)
Utility drawer-type item types
111(1)
Creating Item Records
112(6)
Entering basic item information
112(1)
Creating new items
113(1)
Assigning item pricing
114(4)
Creating and Managing Inventory Items
118(7)
Staying on ledger accounts
118(1)
Keeping stock information
118(1)
Assigning costing methods
119(1)
Setting default accounting
120(1)
Setting and adjusting inventory levels
120(1)
Creating a standard inventory adjustment
121(1)
Creating an inventory adjustment worksheet
122(1)
Making items available in the Web store
122(1)
Managing multi-location inventory
123(2)
Designating preferred vendors
125(1)
Buying Inventory
125(3)
Using purchase orders to receive inventory
126(1)
Replenishing inventory and calculating demand
127(1)
Selling Inventory
128(1)
Enabling advanced shipping
128(1)
Managing committed items and back orders with sales orders
128(1)
Reporting on Your Inventory
129(1)
Using Advanced Inventory Features
130(3)
Part III: Marketing and Driving Sales 133(66)
Chapter 8 Building a Campaign: Marketing Automation
135(24)
Selling You on Marketing Campaigns
136(17)
Setting up a campaign domain
136(5)
Creating a new campaign
141(2)
Putting your eye on the target
143(3)
Creating campaign marketing templates
146(4)
Planning events: Setting up e-mail, direct mail, ads, and more
150(3)
Keyword Marketing
153(3)
Tracking keyword
153(1)
Creating keyword campaigns in bulk
153(2)
Importing keywords from a CSV file
155(1)
Viewing keyword reports
156(1)
Tracking Marketing Results
156(3)
Reviewing campaign responses
157(1)
Measuring campaign ROI
158(1)
Chapter 9 Setting Up Sales Force Automation
159(22)
Turning On Sales Force Automation
159(1)
Stages and Statuses: Closing In
160(1)
Creating Online Forms
161(6)
Setting up form workflow
163(1)
Setting up form looks
164(1)
Linking up
165(1)
Getting an example HTML template
166(1)
Assigning Leads to Sales Reps
167(4)
Creating sales rules and territories
168(1)
Creating sales territory
169(1)
Reassigning existing leads, prospects, or customers
170(1)
Managing Quotas and Forecasts
171(3)
Establishing quotas
171(2)
Managing the forecast
173(1)
Show Me the Money: Commissions
174(7)
Enabling commissions
175(1)
Creating commission schedules
176(1)
Creating and assigning commission plans
177(1)
Cutting the check
178(3)
Chapter 10 Turning Leads into Customers
181(18)
Capturing the Elusive Lead
181(2)
Coming your way
182(1)
Creating a lead record
182(1)
Going On Record about Opportunities
183(3)
Recording opportunities
183(2)
Forecasting opportunities
185(1)
Creating Quotes from Opportunities
186(2)
Creating a quote from an opportunity
186(2)
Managing multiple quotes
188(1)
Entering a Sales Order
188(1)
Lead Conversion for B2B
189(1)
Enabling lead conversion
190(1)
Rocking the Customer Record
190(11)
Contacts, activities, notes, and e-mail on records
191(4)
Opportunities and transactions on records
195(1)
Customer dashboard
196(3)
Part IV: Taking Care of Your Partners and Customers 199(58)
Chapter 11 Delivering the Goods: Fulfillment and Shipping
201(16)
Feeling Fulfilled: Orders
201(7)
Getting started
202(1)
Preferences you should know about
202(1)
Advanced versus nonadvanced shipping
203(1)
Your lucky ticket
204(1)
Fulfilling orders
205(2)
Picked, packed, and shipped
207(1)
Flipping about Shipping Orders
208(9)
Shipping basics
208(4)
Other shipping stuff
212(5)
Chapter 12 Managing Projects
217(18)
Priming Yourself for Project Management: Time and Billing
218(5)
Adding resources
220(1)
Estimating time and costs
221(2)
Managing Service-Oriented Tasks
223(3)
Tracking basic tasks
224(1)
Handling activities
225(1)
Enabling Project Features
226(1)
Setting Up Basic Projects
227(1)
Working with Advanced Projects
228(1)
Enabling advanced projects
228(1)
Allocating resources (aka people)
229(1)
Setting Up Advanced Projects
229(6)
Creating a new project
230(1)
Adding a task
231(1)
Entering time
232(3)
Chapter 13 Providing Excellent Customer Service
235(22)
Setting Up Case Routing and Notification
235(6)
Creating case rules and territories
236(3)
Setting up notifications for support reps and customers
239(2)
Allowing Customers to Submit Cases Online
241(9)
Accepting cases through the Customer Center
241(4)
Accepting cases through your Web site
245(4)
Accepting cases by e-mail
249(1)
Getting a Handle on Customer Inquiries
250(9)
Creating a case
250(2)
Managing the case queue
252(2)
Escalating cases
254(3)
Part V: Setting Online 257(80)
Chapter 14 Planning Your Web Site
259(12)
Surfing NetSuite Site Options
259(7)
NetSuite sites
260(2)
Hosted sites
262(1)
Combination sites
263(2)
External catalog sites with the WSDK
265(1)
Spinning Multiple Web Sites
266(1)
Setting Up Your Web Address
266(5)
Mastering your domain
267(1)
Setting up your domain name in NetSuite
267(2)
Setting your primary site URL
269(2)
Chapter 15 Adding Content to Your Site
271(22)
Knowing a Site from a Store in the Ground
271(1)
Attempting to Organize
272(6)
Content Manager
272(1)
Keeping tabs on things
273(3)
Conquering with categories
276(2)
Debuting Items
278(9)
Store name and description
278(3)
Pricing it right online
281(2)
Associating related items
283(3)
Featured or on-sale items
286(1)
Being the Town Crier: Publishing Information
287(1)
Getting Results with Site Search
288(5)
Enabling Advanced Web Search
289(1)
Creating a search form
289(1)
Publishing a search form
290(1)
Setting your search preferences
291(1)
Publishing search results
291(2)
Chapter 16 Making Your Site Look Great
293(14)
Looking Good
293(6)
Styling your site with themes
294(2)
Showing your colors
296(3)
Laying Out Your Space
299(1)
Using Advanced Site Customization Options
300(7)
Marching to the beat of your own theme
300(1)
Applying a style sheet
301(1)
Creating a custom site theme
302(1)
Item/category templates
302(2)
Apply yourself
304(1)
Customizing text
304(3)
Chapter 17 Let the Shopping Begin
307(16)
Getting to Know Your Customers via Registration
307(2)
New customer? Please register! Or not
307(2)
Paying the Piper
309(5)
Credit and debit card processing
310(3)
Paying later by invoice
313(1)
Shaping Up, Shipping Out
314(5)
Creating shipping items
315(1)
Setting the default shipping method
316(1)
Default Web site shipping address options
317(1)
Restricting countries you ship to
317(1)
Adding shipping cost to the shopping cart portlet
318(1)
Taking Orders
319(2)
Crediting sales reps for Web orders
319(1)
Requiring a minimum order
320(1)
Legal jargon: Terms and conditions
320(1)
Giving Customers Access
321(2)
Chapter 18 Fine-Tuning Your Site
323(14)
Optimizing for Search Engines
323(10)
Letting NetSuite handle things
323(1)
Taking some initiative
324(1)
Creating your doctype
325(1)
Feeding the hungry customer
326(2)
Describing descriptive URLs
328(2)
Redirecting: The 411 on 301s
330(1)
Navigating sitemaps
331(2)
Using Reports to Improve Your Site
333(6)
Basic reports
334(1)
Site analytics reports
335(2)
Part VI: Dashboards, Searches, and Analytics 337(78)
Chapter 19 Realizing the Power of Saved Searches
339(22)
Revving Up for a Saved Search
340(1)
Defining a Saved Search
340(10)
Setting general search options
340(1)
Limiting viewers
341(2)
Developing search criteria
343(4)
Choosing the results to display
347(3)
Advancing Your Searches
350(8)
Summarizing data
350(2)
Using available search filters
352(1)
Calculating formulas
353(3)
Refining a search with And/Or expressions
356(1)
Highlighting data in search results
357(1)
Being Generous with Your Saved Searches
358(3)
Making searches public
358(1)
Defining an audience
359(1)
Ways to use saved searches
359(2)
Chapter 20 Exposing Metrics on Your Dashboard
361(28)
Harnessing the Power of Key Performance Indicators
362(7)
When to use a KPI
363(1)
Adding the Key Performance Indicators portlet
363(4)
Viewing your KPI data
367(1)
Drilling down to the details
368(1)
Measuring Performance Using KPI Meters
369(2)
Special KPI Meters
369(1)
Adding a KPI Meter portlet to your dashboard
370(1)
Setting up your KPI Meter
371(1)
Monitoring Activity Through Trend Graphs
371(6)
Setting up pop-up trend graphs
372(1)
Displaying a pop-up trend graph
373(1)
Adding a Trend Graph portlet to your dashboard
374(1)
Setting up a Trend Graph portlet
374(1)
Taking a tour of a trend graph
375(1)
Exporting data from a Trend Graph
376(1)
Grading Your Business with KPI Scorecards
377(6)
Enabling the KPI Scorecards feature
378(1)
Adding a KPI Scorecard portlet to your dashboard
379(1)
Creating a KPI Scorecard
379(2)
Setting up a KPI Scorecard
381(1)
Using formulas in a KPI Scorecard
382(1)
Building Custom KPIs
383(3)
Adding a Custom KPI to a KPI portlet
384(1)
Displaying a Custom KPI in a Trend Graph portlet
385(1)
Showing a Custom KPI in a KPI Scorecard
385(1)
Seeing Your Business Through Report Snapshots
386(3)
Adding a Report Snapshot portlet to the dashboard
387(1)
Setting up a Report Snapshot portlet
387(2)
Chapter 21 Reporting and Analytics
389(26)
Getting Started with Reports
389(4)
Setting preferences for reports
390(2)
Report types
392(1)
Finding and Accessing Reports
393(1)
Running Reports
393(6)
Summary and detail reports
394(1)
Expanding or collapsing data
395(1)
Navigating through a report
396(1)
Footer filters
396(1)
Finding records
397(1)
Setting results options
397(1)
Selecting output options
397(2)
Starting a New Report
399(1)
Customizing an Existing Report
400(8)
Editing columns
401(2)
Adding a formula column to a report
403(1)
Filtering data
404(1)
Sorting records
405(2)
Setting additional options
407(1)
Using the Financial Report Builder
408(9)
Accessing the Financial Report Builder
409(1)
Editing a financial report
410(5)
Part VII: The Part of Tens 415(20)
Chapter 22 Ten-Plus Key Differentiators
417(6)
Full-Circle Order Processing
417(1)
Your Web Site and Your Back Office: Together at Last
418(1)
Make NetSuite Suit You
418(1)
Data and Analytics, Delivered
418(1)
Bring Me Your Tired, Your Weary, Your Data
418(1)
Rolling Up Is Just as Fast as Rolling Down
419(1)
Hey, What's That?
419(1)
Get Me Where I Need to Go — Now
419(1)
In the Cloud, but Locked Down
420(1)
Roles and Permissions
420(1)
Don't Just Sell Products — Sell Projects!
421(1)
Work-Life Balance
421(2)
Chapter 23 Ten Tips for a Successful Implementation
423(4)
Consider Investing in Hired Help
423(1)
Know Your Requirements
424(1)
Be Open Minded
424(1)
Heed Advice
424(1)
Get What You Pay For
425(1)
Remember That Time Is on Your Side
425(1)
Know the Possibilities
425(1)
Keep Your Training Wheels On
426(1)
Keep It Simple
426(1)
Take Baby Steps
426(1)
Chapter 24 Ten Frequently Asked Questions
427(8)
How do I log in?
427(1)
How can I add something to my shortcuts?
428(1)
How can I e-mail an invoice to someone who isn't the main contact?
429(1)
How can I add something to my dashboard?
429(1)
Why don't I see that field/screen/option?
430(1)
How can I send marketing e-mail that isn't marked as spam?
430(1)
Why are there repeated lines in my search results?
431(1)
How can I open a new window while keeping the same session?
432(1)
How can I get an audit trail?
432(1)
How can I control which fields and columns print on a form?
433(2)
Index 435
Julie Kelly is a consultant for a NetSuite solutions provider and has authored NetSuite technical documentation. Luke Braud is a SaaS application engineer with multiple U.S. patents in SaaS delivery.

Malin Huffman is a Principal Product Manager at NetSuite, responsible for defining software feature requirements.