Five projects. A clear plan with a defined finish line.
Boldbard takes on five NetSuite projects — the full delivery life cycle, from greenfield implementation through post-go-live support. Every project is priced on a clear plan before the first script is written, aimed at the gaps the big consulting firms and hourly integrators leave open.
What we deliver
A plan you could read in five minutes.
Every project below is priced and scoped before the first script is written. No hourly meter, no scope quietly growing — a senior operator is on the account from kickoff through handoff.
A complete NetSuite implementation
Your chart of accounts, inventory model, and approval chain are going to outlast the implementation team — built right or rebuilt twice.
What we bring
Manufacturing depth: BOM, routings, standard costing
Bills of Materials, routings, and standard-costing updates configured the way your production floor actually works — not the demo tenant’s defaults.
WMS, configured for your warehouse
Bin strategy, receiving, pick/pack/ship, and cycle counts designed against the operations you actually run, then tested against your floor before cutover.
Your team trained to run it
By week four, your controllers and ops leads own the system. Handoff is part of the project, not a separate billable.
SuiteScript customization
Your operation runs on bespoke SuiteScript — saved searches, approvals, integrations — written as versioned, peer-reviewed code that your team can extend after we leave.
What we bring
SuiteFoundation-certified engineers
Every script is written by a developer who has passed the NetSuite SuiteCloud Developer certification — your review and audit trail start from a real credential, not a marketing claim.
Versioned repos with peer review
Scripts live in a Git repo on your Git host with peer review and deployable artifacts — your developers can read, audit, and ship changes after handoff.
Celigo + SuiteScript, built together
When integration work runs through Celigo alongside the scripts that extend it, both sides ship under the same versioning discipline so the seam stays intact.
AI integrations for NetSuite
AI wired into the NetSuite build — not a separate product layered over it. The scripts that already run your approvals, searches, and record views are the integration point.
What we bring
AI-assisted SuiteScript development
Cuts SuiteScript 2.1 boilerplate and flags N/record, N/search, and map/reduce gotchas before peer review — the build moves faster, the code holds up after handoff.
AI-powered NetSuite data and analytics
Operator-facing saved searches, KPI portlets, and dashboards drafted from your actual fields and custom records — not template reports renamed for your chart of accounts.
Embedded AI inside client instances
Smart approvals, anomaly detection, and invoice/PO summarization wired into the record view via map/reduce scripts — operators get faster reviews, the audit trail stays intact.
SuiteFlow automation
Your approvals survive the first PTO request — or they don't. SuiteFlow built to hold under production conditions, with exception paths tested before anyone goes on vacation.
What we bring
Built by SuiteCloud-certified engineers
Flows designed by NetSuite-certified engineers — the gotchas (delegation, escalation, approval chains) get documented before go-live, not after the first ticket.
Tested against real failure modes
Approver on PTO, missing cost center, FX-rate edge cases — exception paths are designed and tested before shipping, not patched in when an approver is on vacation.
Your team edits delegations themselves
Your controller or ops lead can adjust delegations, add approvers, and tune exception paths without scheduling a call with us.
Post-go-live stabilization
The 30/60/90-day window after cutover is where implementations succeed or unravel — month-one close, reconciliation triage, and the edge cases the workshop missed.
What we bring
A handover you can read
Every config, saved search, and script is documented as a versioned artifact. Your team inherits a build they can read, not a black box they have to call us about.
Your team running it by month two
Controllers and ops are running month two on their own before Boldbard leaves. Handoff ends with your team independent — that’s the explicit goal, not marketing.
Cost-of-change is contained
When scope shifts after go-live, you see it as a written change to the plan, not as a slow meter running. The cost of change stays a conversation you can have.
Each project is a separate scope — project 01 is the broadest commitment, the rest are focused slices you can take on individually.
Cross-cutting depth
What Boldbard brings to every project.
The five projects above differ in scope but draw on the same depth — the same certifications, the same field-tested concepts, and the same handoff discipline.
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Trained teams, not just built systems
Every project ends with your team running the system on their own. Handoff is part of the plan, not a follow-on contract you have to chase.
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Manufacturing systems
Bills of Materials, routings, and standard costing configured to your actual production workflows — BOM revisions, work orders, WIP roll-up, and landed cost from the same source rows.
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Celigo + middleware
EDI, REST/SOAP, and Celigo pipelines wired alongside the SuiteScript that extends them — one versioning discipline, one handoff, not three vendor shells.
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WMS, configured for your floor
NetSuite WMS designed and tested against real pick/pack/ship, receiving, and cycle counts — not a stack of paper pick lists with a quarterly count adjustment at month-end.
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SuiteFoundation certification
NetSuite SuiteCloud Developer certification across the build team — every script and suite-flow ships from a certified engineer, not from someone learning on the tenant.
Verticals
The same projects, narrowed to a use case.
Each vertical below applies the projects above to one business profile — same clear plan, same team, same post-go-live discipline, scoped to the patterns that profile actually needs.
Vertical · SaaS subscription billing
When QuickBooks stops handling your ARR.
Annual contracts, ramp deals, or usage-based pricing are sitting in a spreadsheet. ASC 606 deferral waterfalls, MRR/ARR saved searches, multi-currency billing — and a SuiteScript extension for usage or hybrid contracts.
Vertical · Multi-entity businesses
When the close runs across duplicated QB files.
Two subsidiaries, two copies of your chart of accounts, and a controller reconciling at month-end. One chart-of-accounts pattern, SuiteFlow intercompany automation, and OneWorld consolidations — close in days, not weeks.
Next step
One short note. A 30-minute call.
Send us a note about your business, your current finance system, and the rough go-live target. If there is a fit, we'll book a call inside a week and the rest of the scoping starts there. If there isn't, we'll tell you that too.
Include in the first note
- Your business size and the entities you need in scope
- Your current finance system (QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, NetSuite, other)
- A rough go-live date
- The single biggest thing you need solved first