NetSuite Integration

How OrderEase Works with NetSuite

OrderEase orchestrates the full order lifecycle around NetSuite. Orders are captured from connected sales channels, validated against defined business rules, and structured to match your NetSuite configuration before they are created as ERP transactions.

Operational updates such as fulfillment status and invoicing signals are coordinated across connected systems without introducing channel-specific logic into NetSuite. This allows NetSuite to remain the system of record while OrderEase manages upstream complexity, variability, and control.

Order Ops Workflows

Who This Integration Is For

This NetSuite integration is built for teams managing orders across multiple sources where order structure, timing, and business rules vary by channel. OrderEase manages upstream complexity so NetSuite can remain stable as the system of record.

Existing NetSuite workflows, configurations, and downstream processes remain intact while channel-specific logic is managed by OrderEase without custom scripts, middleware, or ERP redesign.

Integration Data Flow

NetSuite ↔ OrderEase

Direction

Trigger

Frequency

Products

NetSuite to OrderEase

Product created/updated in NetSuite

Scheduled + manual sync

Inventory

NetSuite to OrderEase

Inventory update in NetSuite

Scheduled + manual sync

Customers

NetSuite to OrderEase

Customer created/updated in NetSuite

Scheduled + manual sync

Orders

OrderEase to NetSuite

Order reaches configured status

Real-time push

Outbound Orders

NetSuite to OrderEase

Order exported from NetSuite

On event/manual

Shipments

OrderEase to NetSuite

Shipments posted/updated

Real-time

Business Impact

What This Means for Your Business

OrderEase controls how orders are created in NetSuite, making order volume easier to manage.

Reduce Manual Intervention

Problems are surfaced and resolved before orders reach the ERP. NetSuite admins and operations teams deal with fewer cleanup tasks and manual fixes.

Stable NetSuite Workflows

Existing NetSuite workflows continue to work as expected. New order sources do not introduce unexpected behavior or require constant adjustment.

Easier Onboarding of New Channels

New retailers, marketplaces, and partners can be added without changing NetSuite configuration. Onboarding takes less time and creates less internal disruption.

Fewer ERP-Driven Projects

Order-related changes no longer turn into NetSuite projects. Teams avoid repeated cycles of customization, testing, and regression fixes tied to order intake.

Correct Orders in NetSuite

Orders enter NetSuite in a usable state. Teams spend less time fixing pricing issues, missing fields, and structural errors after orders are created.

Predictable Day-to-Day Operations

Order volume can increase without creating operational fire drills. Teams know what to expect from NetSuite because variability is handled upstream.

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Order Intake & Standardization

Orders from EDI, eCommerce, sales reps, and B2B portals are captured and standardized into a single operational model before reaching NetSuite.

Upstream Order Validation

Customer eligibility, product availability, pricing, quantities, and required fields are validated before orders move forward.

Operational Visibility Outside ERP

OrderEase provides visibility into order flow, fulfillment status, and invoicing without forcing NetSuite to act as an operational dashboard.

Scaling Order Volume

Orders are mapped to your existing NetSuite configuration without requiring ERP redesign.

Integration Settings

Configured NetSuite Sync Settings

Order Settings

Locations

Customer Settings

Product Settings

Shipping Settings

Invoice Settings

Control how and when orders flow into NetSuite when they are ready and in the correct state.

Use NetSuite Pricing for Orders

If you would like NetSuite to always override the prices and not keep the prices as seen on the orders in our system

Push NetSuite on Status

This setting allows you to specify if orders should push down to NetSuite on a different status, allowing for actioning on an order versus submitting it immediately upon submission

Override Default Shipping

Used to override the NetSuite shipment defaults on order push

Default Order Number

If NetSuite does not generate unique sales order numbers, this setting lets OrderEase push its own SO number to prevent duplicates.

Remove Zero Qty

If using “confirmed” status in OE for orders, this setting lets our NetSuite integration to remove any SKUs on the order push to NetSuite that have confirmed qtys as zero

Specific Customers

If using OE to pull orders from NetSuite and create them in our system, this setting lets the user specify what customers OE should actively pull orders for

Custom Fields

Select a NetSuite field and decide the data that should be pushed in.

Select which NetSuite locations OrderEase uses for inventory checks, so availability is accurate and orders are routed correctly from the start.

Allowed Locations

Select all applicable locations you would like us to bring in inventory from in our system

Default Locations

Choose a location as a default location if a customer does not have location assignments done in NetSuite

Control which customers are synchronized so only relevant accounts are included.

Sync active/inactive customers

If this setting is turned on, OE will actively remove customers from our system that are marked inactive on NetSuite after the initial OE import

Customer Types

Select what customer types to bring into OrderEase from NetSuite - Companies or individuals

Customer statuses and categories

Further options to specify what customers OE should bring in from NetSuite

Exclude customers from integration

With the NetSuite customer id, you can ask us not to bring in that customer, or its ship-to records

Sync only customers

OE will only bring in these specific customers and no other ones

Sales Rep Mapping

Automate sales rep assignments from NetSuite to OrderEase

Define how product data attributes flows so catalogs stay accurate and aligned with your ERP.

Sync inactive products

Bring in products from NetSuite that are marked inactive into our system

Product Types to Pull

Specify the product types OrderEase should bring in from NetSuite

Currency Code

This is the currency code that will be used to pull pricing into OE

Customer fields

Maps a custom NetSuite field from products to the OrderEase product “category” field

Product features mapping

Allows for OrderEase-created product features to be mapped to NetSuite such as Color, Size, Brand, Ingredients.

Unify shipment and fulfillment data so shipping activities stay aligned across systems.

Create Item Fulfillments

Allows OrderEase to push shipments from our system to NetSuite

Include Shipping Cost

Includes shipping cost from OrderEase, mapped to NetSuite shipments

Create Shipment in OrderEase

Pulls shipments from NetSuite to create in OE

Custom field mappings

Allow custom field mappings on shipment/fulfillment creation in NetSuite

Ensure invoice and tax data flows cleanly between NetSuite and OrderEase for accurate billing.

Create Invoices in OrderEase

Pulls invoices from NetSuite into OrderEase

Pull Taxes from NetSuite

Pull Taxes from NetSuite to OrderEase

What are the limitations of native NetSuite order entry?

Native NetSuite order entry works well for structured, internal sales processes, but it was not designed to manage high volumes of multi-channel, exception-heavy B2B orders. When orders originate from eCommerce, EDI, marketplaces, or sales reps, ERP teams often end up handling manual entry, custom scripts, workflow edits, and ongoing exception cleanup inside NetSuite. OrderEase improves NetSuite order entry by standardizing and validating orders before they reach the ERP.

Does NetSuite have an OMS?

NetSuite includes order management functionality within its ERP, but it is not a standalone Order Management System designed to orchestrate workflows. OrderEase acts as an upstream order orchestration layer, standardizing and validating orders before they reach NetSuite. NetSuite remains the system of record, while OrderEase manages the workflow complexity around it.

What makes an EDI solution work effectively with NetSuite?

It should translate, validate, and structure transactions such as 850s, 810s, and 856s so they enter NetSuite as clean, accurate records without requiring custom scripts or ongoing manual intervention. OrderEase provides a modern EDI layer built specifically to work alongside NetSuite. Partner mappings, validation rules, document automation, and exception handling are managed outside the ERP, preventing channel-specific complexity from being pushed into NetSuite.

How does OrderEase integrate with NetSuite? OrderEase connects to NetSuite through a prebuilt integration that synchronizes core data such as products, inventory, customers, pricing, orders, shipments, and invoices. Data flows are structured and standardized, with configurable sync timing and validation rules. NetSuite remains the system of record, while OrderEase manages order orchestration and channel complexity outside the ERP.

Does OrderEase support real-time NetSuite order synchronization? Yes. Order pushes to NetSuite can occur in real time once defined status conditions are met. This allows operations teams to maintain control over workflow timing while ensuring sales orders are created promptly and accurately in the ERP.

How does OrderEase prevent duplicate or incomplete sales orders in NetSuite? OrderEase validates required fields, pricing logic, customer status, inventory availability, and order rules before pushing data to NetSuite. Configurable safeguards, including unique order number handling and status controls, reduce the risk of duplicate, partial, or inaccurate sales orders.

How OrderEase Works with NetSuite

Preconfigured Integrations

Who This Integration Is For

NetSuite ↔ OrderEase

What This Means for Your Business

Reduce Manual Intervention

Stable NetSuite Workflows

Easier Onboarding of New Channels

Fewer ERP-Driven Projects

Correct Orders in NetSuite

Predictable Day-to-Day Operations

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Common NetSuite Order Management Use Cases

Order Intake & Standardization

Upstream Order Validation

Operational Visibility Outside ERP

Scaling Order Volume

Configured NetSuite Sync Settings

Use NetSuite Pricing for Orders

Push NetSuite on Status

Override Default Shipping

Default Order Number

Remove Zero Qty

Specific Customers

Custom Fields

Allowed Locations

Default Locations

Sync active/inactive customers

Customer Types

Customer statuses and categories

Exclude customers from integration

Sync only customers

Sales Rep Mapping

Sync inactive products

Product Types to Pull

Currency Code

Customer fields

Product features mapping

Create Item Fulfillments

Include Shipping Cost

Create Shipment in OrderEase

Custom field mappings

Create Invoices in OrderEase

Pull Taxes from NetSuite

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