Auditors often ask accounting teams to provide a list of journal entries displaying the submitter and approver. This report can serve as a critical control for users to review journal entries created by or approved by a specific user. In this article, we will walk you through how to build this using a NetSuite saved search.
NetSuite is a flexible accounting solution that has many preferences available to individual users. While an individual setting rarely makes-or-breaks the system, over time, optimizing many small experiences can lead to large efficiencies. In this blog post, I highlight five preferences to improve your NetSuite experience.
Once a biotech company is public, controls are put into place to ensure compliance with financial regulations. System controls are a big feature why an mid-sized ERP, like NetSuite, is used by publicly-traded companies. An example automated control that should be in place is a report showing all changes to a company's chart of accounts. With NetSuite, this can be built using the Saved Search functionality. In this blog post, I will take you step-by-step on how to build this.
