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.

About the Author

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.

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