The same people from your first call to your renewal — senior attention across the whole engagement, not just the sales call. Implementations, managed services, health checks and custom development.
Each of these started the same way: a finance team with a real process, and a platform that covered most of it but not the part that mattered.
One entity receives the cash, another holds the invoice. We built the engine that applies the payment and posts the intercompany journal without anyone guessing which accounts to use.
Read the case study → Case studyA bank that would only accept its own format. Four payment rails in one file, structured remittance on every line, and no add-on license for the client to carry.
Read the case study → Case study · Our own productNetSuite already receives your bank feed. BankSync does the part that comes after: reading the day's activity and posting it, so the books are current every morning.
Read the case study →The custom work gets the attention, but most engagements are ordinary NetSuite consulting, done properly.
Scoped around how your business actually runs, with a go-live plan that accounts for the work continuing while you go live.
A named consultant, a standing SLA, and a quarterly release-readiness review — so the features you're already paying Oracle for actually get turned on, not just someone to call when something breaks at close.
A read of your configuration, customizations and processes, and a straight answer about what's worth fixing first.
SuiteScript, Suitelets, map/reduce jobs, bank and payment file formats. The work above started here.
Your bank feed already lands in NetSuite. Somebody still has to decide what each line is and post it. BankSync reads the day's bank activity, matches it, and posts the journals, customer payments, sweeps and fees, with a review queue for anything it isn't sure about.
Rockwood Solutions works with finance teams on NetSuite: implementations, ongoing managed services, health checks, and the custom development that most consultancies hand off to somebody else.
The custom development is what most of it comes down to. When a process doesn't fit the platform, the usual answers are to change the process or buy an add-on. Sometimes those are right. Often it's better to build the missing piece properly, inside your own account, where you own it.
We work across oil & gas, manufacturing and professional services, mostly with teams running OneWorld and multiple subsidiaries.
An implementation, a health check, an awkward bank format, or a process currently held together by a spreadsheet. Describe it and we'll tell you whether it's worth building and roughly what it would take.
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