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Hello, @Intelligere1.0. Good day.

After consulting internally, we have determined that the APM Tool is the only performance tool available for assessing NetSuite performance. You can also double-click the Oracle-NetSuite logo to view the time spent on the most recent action you performed.

We don’t have specific tables to compare how long records should take to load, as this can vary widely depending on several factors, including:

• The level of customization (e.g., scripts, workflows, custom fields, and forms).
• The user's computer and network speed.

For instance, a standard loading time could be 5 seconds for one customer account with minimal customization, while another account with extensive customization could experience loading times of 50 seconds or more. Due to these variables, comparing performance across different accounts is not feasible.

If you believe your NetSuite performance is suboptimal, you can open a support case, and our support team will investigate. Additionally, if you have an ACS (Advanced Customer Support) license, you can request a detailed performance analysis of your account.

I hope this clarifies.

Thanks!

Hello @Aaron McCausland,

Thank you for letting us know.

Upon checking, it appears that the Departments permission has something to do with restricting users from creating transactions/transaction lines that are not of the same department.

I do not see documentation linking the department permission from the transaction table though.

Usually, you can check the REST API Browser to see what features and permissions are required to view a table. In this case, only Find Transaction is written.

Meanwhile, I checked the 2024.1 Permission Usage file and these are the things the Departments permission is responsible for:

• Allows usage of the Department search.
• Allows usage of the Departments task.
• Allows usage of the New Departments task.
• Allows usage of the Search Department task.
• Allows viewing and editing of the Department record.

Hi @Pallavi1903 ,

I hope you are doing well and good.

Regarding this requirement, we changed the arrangement internally and with the customer to accommodate this limitation.

We didn't go for any customization aspects.

thank you, it was not showing up in the search drop down. In the meantime we have moved forward and will not need this at this time.

Thanks,

Hi Micah,

Thanks for your suggestion.

I haven't tried it yet, but I think if we uncheck that option ("Include in reports"), the asset will be excluded in ALL reports (including ones for accounting method)

I only want it to be excluded from Tax register, but it should still be present in accounting method.

Regards,

Phu

Hey @User_Q3A12,

Yes - here is the document.

Hi @Dext3r

My suggestion is to set the approval matrix tier based on subsidiary base currency instead of per transaction currency.

1. Create a custom trans body field apply to purchase transaction :
"Total (Base Curr)" with store value set to No, Set the default value formula = {total}*{exchangerate}

2. In your workflow just refer to this "Total (Base Curr)" field instead of the Total field which is in transaction currency for your approval routing per subsidiary.

Regards,
Wee Ming

Hi Wee Ming,

Thank you for helping out in the community! We appreciate your efforts❤️

-Lyka

Hello @User_KSN9M,

To add to what Wee Ming's discussed in her previous comment, there are other factors that causes discrepancy. You may check this SuiteAnswers article: 76758 | Discrepancy Between Balance Sheet and Inventory Valuation for the detailed explanation.

Thank you @Wee Ming for sharing your insights! :)

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