Setting all roles to report by periods only on all reports will cause your AP& AR aging reports to reflect incorrect balances at 30/60/90 days. It is not recommended to set all users to report by period on all reports within their roles. Alternatively, you can train your users and empower them to use this feature when…

It appears that the issue you're having is the growth rate of 1.5 is not populated within your report. If I understand correctly, the 50% is present, the 150% is not. If this is accurate, you can: A) Add a custom field to your items to capture the 150% B)Populate the custom field with the corresponding growth rates. (Can…

Hello, You can not convert a saved report into a saved search. You can recreate the report into a saved search, but some of the criteria won't be listed in the 'filters' area of your report. For example, if the report is open sales orders, the filters won't show the transaction type=sales orders & Status = not closed,…

Is there anything preventing you from editing the original WO Issue and zeroing out the items you want to 'unissue'? ~angela

Hello There, To resolve your issue in a simple manner- you can set price levels to capture the differences in pricing, and apply the price levels to the customer records. This way, all new charges will apply based upon the price levels. To email the invoices to your 'members' you can create a scheduled workflow to send the…

Be careful setting up all roles for this. Reports like AR & AP are not usually run by period, and if you do run them by period, the 30/60/90 will not be accurate. ~angela

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You can edit the work order issue, and zero out the items you don't want to issue. It's simple, easy, and best of all - it works. ~angela

You may want to review Home- set preferences_ Analytics- View- reports by period, and be sure both roles match the setting. Common issue.

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Hi- Yes, this is possible. Using a System Note Search, you can isolate the notes to be only on 'Files'. Good Luck! ~angela

Answer is B

Hi there, Sorry, I'm not in sales. I know that one exists, but I haven't used it enough to provide details. ~angela

You can memorize a transaction - the simplest, native way to create multiple transactions of the same type - in this case, memorize a sales order - using the memorize features of scheduling, automatic, etc. ~angela

Actually, is checked = true. I have set up this exact customization before, and it does work. I mentioned that you'll need to be careful because you will need to change the form based on the radio button selected - which is opposite of what your screenshot shows. ~angela

You won't be able to source the parent record of Subsidiary from a custom field on the subsidiary record. It doesn't matter how many custom records, fields, etc you create. Sorry it's not the answer you want. ~angela

Double click on the 'NetSuite Logo' on the users dashboard. This will show the page load times similar to this: There you go! ~angela

OK- Sorry for the delay. It's UAT week onsite. In reviewing your navigation path, I see where you got confused. We can approach this differently, and easier- Before you begin, navigate to Customization>List Records & Fields> Record Types, and delete the customization you created. Clean it up- Once you've removed the…

Suiteanswer 80105 may help you: Last Updated02/01/2024Reading Time1 minAnswer ID80105 Applies To Product: Netsuite 2019.2 Scenario To Create a Saved Search showing quantity available for Inventory Items, assemblies and available Components of Kits: Solution 1. Go to Lists > Search > Saved Searches > New > Item 2.…

You will need to create a workflow. Set the field value before record load when the different forms are used. Be careful - you will need to ensure the workflow triggers if they change the form back, too. setting it with a workflow is not best practice. best practice is to train your users to update the field accordingly -…

Bulk approvals are not available when using Suiteapprovals. The purpose of the approval is to ensure the person approves is reviewing the transaction. Bulk approving is a direct contradiction to that logic - an approver must approve transactions individually. You can also set them up to approve via email with…

If you are the assigned approver as a user, the expectation is that you will actually review the sales orders you are approving. So yes, you will need to view each sales order and click the 'approve' button. The approval you set will then be captured in the 'Approval History' subtab on the sales order. ~angela

Hi Jessie, When you bring in opening balances for the implementation, each bank account should be reconciled for the go live date to prepare for Bank Reconciliations in NetSuite. If go live is on 05/01/24, create a bank rec for 04/30/24, and clear all entries from historical loads. Set the ending balance to be the actual…

Bulk approvals? In Suiteapprovals, specific approvers are set by the approval rule. Using Suiteapprovals, each transaction must be approved in the approval chain defined for the transaction. Depending on the rule and the rule amounts, you may need multiple levels of approvals per the rule. Bulk approvals are driven by the…

'Approve Sales Order' List is driven by the approve sales orders permission in a role. It is not driven by Suiteapprovals. For Suiteapprovals, you have a specific approver, and that approver must approve the SO's. You can use the role permission OR suiteapprovals. They don't work together - as they shouldn't.…

Thanks @Jeremy Guimaras -Oracle . Not the answer I wanted, but it's an answer. Silliest setting EVER! Many companies have multiple receipts/bills per PO. Ugh. ~angela

If you are asking if a dashboard can be filtered by a specific department - for the entire dashboard portlets, the answer is yes. Go to home>set Preferences >Restrict view > and select the department. Note that this method requires a user set this each time they login. It's not permanent. If you want to do this for users,…

If you are importing at peak business times, this behavior is expected. Your best bet is to kick off the imports of >10,000 lines late in the workday. When you have a lot of users in the system at 1 time, imports will go slower. Hope this helps! ~angela