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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/iq-cpq-demo-faster-quoting-for-manufacturers-using-netsuite</loc>
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<video:title>Complex Quotes in Minutes with iQ CPQ</video:title>
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<video:description>The centerpiece is a live build on a golf cart catalog: Hunter Barnett starts from a NetSuite opportunity record, filters to the right cart by attribute, cross-sells a Bluetooth speaker from the recommended-products panel, pastes a CSV straight into the quote, and then configures an engineer-to-order cart whose smart product code and bill of materials, sub-assemblies included, build themselves as he picks options. A margin calculator flags any line quoted below the org's target and can route thin margins to a manager for approval, and the NetSuite sync creates the sales order, items, BOMs, and routings only where they don't already exist, so quoting doesn't duplicate data in NetSuite. Brooke Gyepes closes with pricing ($50 per user, live in as little as 45 days) and a Q&A on part numbering, custom fields, and why reps don't need NetSuite access to quote.</video:description>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-for-wireless-dealers</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Wireless Dealers</video:title>
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<video:description>Cheryl Hoff frames a wireless company as five businesses in one, equipment sales, project work, field service, maintenance contracts, and rentals, then spends a half hour showing one NetSuite account handling all of them. She takes a tower build from opportunity to quote to sales order, letting NetSuite auto-generate the purchase order for subcontracted configuration work, then opens a project with tasks, assigned resources, burdened labor costs, and a P&L built from the transactions tied to that order. The recurring side gets the most attention: a monthly maintenance contract that bills without new orders, generates its renewal opportunity with a 10% price uplift built in, and spreads revenue recognition across the term, plus a rental contract that keeps billing until the equipment comes back and prorates early returns. Katrina Sandgren closes on NetSuite's licensing structure and where Luxent's pre-built wireless solutions stand in for the industry edition NetSuite doesn't offer.</video:description>
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<video:title>MedTech Compliance on NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Bill-of-materials revisions with effective start and end dates, routing steps that issue components only when a work order reaches them, lot-tracked inventory with first-expired-first-out handling, and outsourced manufacturing where one tooling-charge purchase order generates the work order behind it: that is the level of detail Scott Nelson's live demo works at. He also pivots an income statement by subsidiary, location, and product class, drills from a revenue total to the invoice behind it, and shows custom financial segments like per-doctor breakdowns. Around the demo sits the buying context: hospital customer hierarchies, order validations that check licenses, geography, and prescriptions as an order is entered, and a licensing walkthrough covering user license types, industry SKUs (NetSuite has none for MedTech, so Luxent layers its own configuration on top), and implementation typically running about 1.5 times annual licensing. A short Q&A covers multi-country localization and NetSuite's HIPAA compliance bundle.</video:description>
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<video:title>Smarter NetSuite Quoting with iQ CPQ</video:title>
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<video:description>The running example is a configurable golf cart, and it carries the product's central claim: reps can quote engineer-to-order builds without anyone pre-creating items or BOMs in NetSuite. Senior iQ engineer Hunter Barnett builds a quote live, filtering to a product through guided full search, configuring an option-set bike, importing quote lines from a spreadsheet, and assembling a custom golf cart with a multi-level bill of materials, then checks profitability with the margin calculator and clones the whole quote. The send-to-NetSuite step shows the integration creating customers, items, BOMs, revisions, and routings only where they don't already exist. Q&A covers transaction types beyond sales orders, custom field mapping, and the fact that sales reps don't need a NetSuite seat; subscriptions start around $50 per user with a 45-day quick-start implementation program.</video:description>
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<video:title>How P&R Runs Wireless on NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Matt Ward's first day as VP of Finance at P&R was also day one of the ERP kickoff, making this a before-and-after story from the finance seat. The before: invoices printed and scanned just to be emailed, project profitability guessed at after a week of digging, data scattered across SharePoint, a ticketing system, and people's heads. The after hangs on one decision: everything flows through a sales order, so tickets, contracts, and projects all bill and report from the same spine. Ward gets specific: invoices out in an hour instead of two days a week, audit prep down from three weeks to two or three days, and a finance team a position and a half lighter, credited entirely to the system. One calculation, that saving 23 minutes per technician per week is worth about $84,000 in revenue, captures the new visibility. Still ahead are a Luxent-built rental module and Claude in their reporting.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2664</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-05-22</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>MarketLab's Medical Device ERP Story</video:title>
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<video:description>The center of gravity here is one build decision: an order validation engine built with Luxent that now runs close to 50 automated checks on every order, replacing the manual review that each one used to get. Mike Dominic, VP of IT, explains why medical distribution demanded it. Licensing follows the ship-to location rather than the buyer, orders span more than 140,000 ship-to locations and 20,000 active SKUs, and roughly 500 EDI orders arrive daily through multiple channels per trading partner, which meant mapping 1.5 million item cross-references so an order for item 123 in cases resolves to the right item and unit. Around that core sit candid implementation lessons: a mid-project pivot from NetSuite WMS to RF-Smart, vendor onboarding routed through supply chain, quality, and finance, a hard requirement that customers feel no change (five months live, they haven't), and Dominic's case that change management matters as much as the technology.</video:description>
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<video:title>SuiteAnalytics Workbook Step by Step</video:title>
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<video:description>Rachel Sors, a Luxent managed services consultant, gives the session its frame with one rule of thumb: reports are for official numbers, saved searches are for finding things, and workbooks are for understanding trends. She lays out the two-part structure, a reusable dataset as the data source and the workbook as the interactive analysis layer built on top of it. The rest of the hour is a live build in a demo account. Starting from out-of-the-box templates rather than a blank page, she drags department and location fields into a dataset, filters to invoices, builds pivots and charts, and writes formulas against the built-in validator. The most practical example links two datasets, fulfillments and billed orders, to surface shipments that were fulfilled but never invoiced. Q&A covers converting saved searches (no one-click path, treat them as blueprints) and where workbooks sit alongside Tableau and Power BI.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2824</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-04-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-for-food-and-beverage-brands</loc>
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<video:title>A NetSuite Tour for F&B Operators</video:title>
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<video:description>An outsourced production run is the demo's centerpiece: Scott Nelson enters one purchase order to a contract coffee roaster, NetSuite auto-generates the linked work order, and completing the build marks the PO received and queues the vendor bill, one transaction standing in for the four or five a disconnected setup requires. Around it he shows how role-based dashboards reshape the system for an accountant, production manager, and CFO, slices an income statement live by subsidiary, item class, and location, and fields Q&A on recipe yields, spillage, and first-expiration-first-out lot picking for perishables. The closing third puts numbers on licensing, a topic the session acknowledges is usually a black box: how base platform, user types, add-on modules, and industry SKUs stack up, with starter F&B tiers ranging from about $1,100 to $2,500 per month and a note on timing purchases against Oracle's May 31 year end.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3040</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-04-03</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/using-netsuite-mcp-connector</loc>
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<video:title>Connecting Claude AI to NetSuite with MCP</video:title>
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<video:description>Most of this Lux University session is unscripted prompting against a live NetSuite environment: adding customers by typed prompt and from a photo of a business card, running sales and backorder reports, generating purchase orders for the backordered items, and building an on-time delivery dashboard in the style of NetSuite, artifact code included. Setup is brief and practical, install the MCP SuiteApp, enable server-side scripting and REST web services, and create a dedicated permissions-based role, which senior consultant Heather Randelle proves matters when a vendor-creation attempt fails on purpose. The counterweight is validation. Randelle spent over an hour correcting an AR aging report where Claude substituted a foreign currency amount and offered to simply overwrite the number, so her advice is to treat generated reports and Suitelets like custom development, test in a sandbox, and validate every figure before anyone relies on it. Audience questions on governance, renamed fields, and AI-built reporting are answered live.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3126</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-03-30</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/why-you-should-choose-netsuite-for-food-and-beverage</loc>
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<video:title>Why F&B Brands Choose NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>A jarred salsa anchors the demo: a bill of materials with component yield for planned batch waste, recipe revisions that can default by manufacturing location, lot-controlled inventory with expirations, and a lot trace run backward from a finished jar to the vendors behind each ingredient, then forward to every customer who received it. Ben Katerberg works through role dashboards from executive to CFO, adds a sales manager view when an attendee asks, and answers an expiration question by building a lots-nearing-expiration reminder live. The framing around the demo covers the requirements that recur in this vertical, ingredient quarantines for quality, 3PL and outside-manufacturing visibility, multi-channel order automation, and FDA compliance, illustrated by Lemon Perfect and BERO, the non-alcoholic beer startup co-founded by Tom Holland that went live on NetSuite before its product launched. Vivian Keena closes with pricing, tiered packages at roughly $120 per full user before discount, and what a partner negotiates on your behalf.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3209</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-03-23</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/how-bero-adopted-netsuite-as-a-food-and-beverage-startup</loc>
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<video:title>How BERO Launched on NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Neha Soi has implemented NetSuite twice, mid-growth at Lemon Perfect, where a basic inventory system started glitching around $50 million in sales, and from day one at BERO, where she designed processes around the system instead of retrofitting them later. That contrast carries the conversation. Her case is built on specifics: a deliberately lean phase one covering financials, inventory, procurement, and warehouse management with no EDI or ecommerce integration, then phase-two additions as the business demanded them, EDI, a UK entity, AI-driven reporting the team calls BERO AI, and a TMS connected through NetSuite's API in hours, not the months she expected. Her sharpest number: doing it in year three cost roughly 5x more than doing it on day one. Scott Nelson maps how NetSuite absorbs the co-manufacturing-to-mixed-model progression most food and beverage brands follow, and Soi describes the unexpected credibility the system earned her with BERO's board and investors.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2183</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-03-17</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite CRM from Lead to Cash</video:title>
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<video:description>Randy Hart spent years running his own sales day inside NetSuite, and this Lux University session is organized around how he actually used it: the reminders portlet as the day's marching orders, tasks linked to specific items and transactions, dashboard tiles and shortcuts for one-click record creation, and a custom available-to-sell saved search so a rep can answer an inventory question on a live call. The demo's through-line is a single deal, a qualified lead turned into a probability-weighted opportunity and then converted to a sales order with items, location, and lead source carried forward automatically, visible to fulfillment and accounting the moment it saves. Around the demo he argues for CRM native to the ERP, included in every NetSuite edition, and the session closes with NetSuite's new specialized user pricing ($89 CRM, $99 WMS) and a Q&A on running CRM when EDI or web orders skip the opportunity stage.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2949</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-14</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-bill-capture-demo-automate-ap-and-stop-manual-entry</loc>
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<video:title>Automate AP with NetSuite Bill Capture</video:title>
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<video:description>A sideways phone photo of an invoice, not even laid flat on the desk, is the demo's most convincing moment: Bill Capture still pulls the vendor, date, and amount from it. Heather Randelle, who brings 30-plus years of ERP experience, spends most of this Luxent Summer Series session in the product, dragging bills into the scan queue and emailing them in, toggling the highlights that show exactly where the OCR found each PO number, term, and line item, and watching a two-page bill land with its freight charge correctly placed on the expense tab. A bill with a deliberate amount discrepancy shows how Bill Capture feeds NetSuite's 3-way match and layered approval routing. The session is equally specific about limits: US-dollar bills only, one bill per file, a 30-page PDF cap, and pricing tiered by monthly scan volume.</video:description>
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<video:title>iQ CPQ for Software and SaaS Quoting</video:title>
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<video:description>A single scenario carries the demo: an enterprise software company selling subscription applications, played out from first quote to renewal. CTO Donna Barnett builds the new quote with a configurator that steps from platform cores to user counts to eligible add-on modules, then lets the pricing rules work: tiered per-user rates, a five-user increment rule with a minimum of ten, an automatic 10% discount on a three-year term, and live margin health indicators. The signed quote becomes a Salesforce contract with linked assets, an add-on quote for 25 CRM users and 20 more ERP users co-terms to the same end date, and a renewal quote consolidates the accumulated users into a fresh 36-month term. Katrina Sandgren's framing ties those mechanics to software quoting requirements like co-terming and monthly versus annual pricing, and Q&A covers mass price updates and customizing a fully native Salesforce app. Pricing starts around $35 per user.</video:description>
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<video:duration>1970</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-14</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/how-to-customize-netsuite-dashboards-shortcuts-and</loc>
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<video:title>Customize NetSuite Your Way</video:title>
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<video:description>The most repeatable material here is the small stuff: typing inv::282 into global search to open a lone result in its own window, capitalizing the prefix to land in edit mode, help: to search the Help Center, and a percent-sign wildcard whose placement changes what it matches. Those tricks sit inside a tour of three areas, led by a consultant who previously worked in NetSuite's own ACS support center: the dashboard (saved-search reminders with color and headline rules, the personalizable Add New bar, recent records, KPI scorecards, and the role-based navigation portlet), global search operators, and the preferences that make some tricks work at all, like turning off 'show list when only one result.' Practical asides land throughout, including color-coding sandbox versus production so you always know which environment you're changing.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2008</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-11</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/scaling-cpg-with-netsuite-for-food-and-beverage-lessons</loc>
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<video:title>Scaling CPG Brands on NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Two operators who made opposite calls on ERP timing compare notes. Lemon Perfect ran finance on QuickBooks and operations on a small disconnected ERP until $27 million in revenue, when inventory glitches, missed lot codes, and manual invoicing forced a NetSuite migration in the middle of a growth curve that doubled every year. Neha Soi, who lived through that transition, then launched Bero on NetSuite from day one on a startup budget rather than rebuild processes later. Between the two stories the conversation gets concrete: real-time inventory feeding cash flow and safety stock decisions, EDI automation, co-packer transitions, Ramp and Bill.com plugging straight in, and a two-person finance team running a brand headed toward $100 million. Vivian Keena explains how a deliberately stripped-down phase one keeps implementation affordable, and the group settles on multiple co-packers or $15 to 20 million in revenue as the point where waiting stops making sense.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2674</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-11</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-inventory-management-training-the-ultimate-guide</loc>
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<video:title>Total NetSuite Inventory Visibility</video:title>
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<video:description>Randy Hart's recurring point in this LuxUniversity session is that NetSuite often has two tools for the same inventory job, and most teams picked one at implementation and never looked back. He walks the pairs: Inventory Adjustments (journal-entry style, unit-cost level) versus the Adjustment Worksheet (flat bulk resets of quantity and value), and Inventory Transfers versus Transfer Orders, where the extra fulfillment and receipt steps route stock through an in-transit account and keep it from showing as sellable ten days before it arrives. The rest is dashboard craft: setting up the Warehouse Manager role with reminders that drive daily action, the Inventory KPI Scorecard's turnover and days-on-hand math, an available-to-sell saved search for customer-facing teams, and the newer approval-based counting workflow that retires the printed physical inventory worksheet. Q&A covers how a WMS layer changes, and mostly bypasses, the native counting process.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3177</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-11</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/iq-cpq-for-netsuite-manufacturing-teams</loc>
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<video:title>iQ CPQ for NetSuite Manufacturers</video:title>
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<video:description>Most of the runtime belongs to Donna Barnett, who works through a live NetSuite opportunity quoting a standard model via filtered search, a matrix-style bike that rewrites its own product code and description as size and color are picked, a rules-based configured bike that assembles its bill of material from the options selected, and a fully custom build with multi-level sub-assemblies, outside processing charges, and a cost calculator that works from either a target margin or a set price. The recurring theme is keeping the NetSuite item master clean: new assembly items, BOMs, and revisions are typically created only when a quote converts to an order and syncs back to NetSuite. Hunter Barnett frames the quoting complexity manufacturers bring beforehand, and a closing Q&A covers when items get created, supported transaction types, and BOM depth to seven levels.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2071</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2026-02-11</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite Dashboards for Every Role</video:title>
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<video:description>Randy Hart's premise is that most NetSuite users ignore their homepage, and this training is about making it the page that decides what you do next. The groundwork counts as much as the demos: every center tab is its own dashboard page, a practical workaround for the saved-search limit, and one setting shifts every portlet's date range at once. He then builds through four roles, each anchored in actionable reminders: untouched leads for sales reps, lots nearing expiration and past-due work orders for production, cycle counts and fulfillment targets for the warehouse, and financial-ratio scorecards with weekly cash projections for the CFO, plus a custom portlet that answers item availability questions without a phone call. Several roles run in the new Redwood interface, and the takeaways are opinionated: standardize saved searches so two people's numbers never disagree, and color-code roles so you always know which one you're in.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2879</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2025-11-07</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Growing Businesses</video:title>
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<video:description>Role switching carries the demo: Ben Katerberg pivots one NetSuite account through CFO, supply chain manager, and sales manager views. The CFO stop makes the growth case in miniature, a balance sheet and P&L split by subsidiary across US, Canada, and Vietnam entities, then by product class and sales channel, with every figure drilling down to its source invoice and a checklist-driven period close. The supply chain view turns reorder-point triggers into vendor-consolidated purchase orders; the sales view adds the built-in CRM, forecasting, and scheduled report emails. The rest is buying advice. Mid-session questions cover the inflection points that outgrow QuickBooks (multiple entities, international expansion, inventory you can't trust) and FDA and GMP compliance for food and beverage and medical device clients. Vivian Keena walks through the $120 per-user base price, NetSuite's starter pack, and the case for buying through a partner at negotiation and renewal, before a closing Q&A on onboarding acquisitions in as little as one to two months and common 3PL, Shopify, and retail EDI integrations.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3104</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2025-01-22</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-for-med-device-companies</loc>
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<video:title>A MedTech Buyer's Guide to NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>About half the runtime is live screen time, with Ben Katerberg working three role-based dashboards in a NetSuite demo account: a controller drilling an income statement down to a single invoice and its linked payment, then pivoting the balance sheet to expose inventory sitting at a contract sterilization vendor; a supply chain manager turning reorder-point reminders into finished purchase orders; and a sales manager scheduling a sales-by-customer report to email itself weekly. The framing ties those tools to medical device requirements like FDA compliance and validation, pre-built quality modules, and lot traceability from raw materials to finished goods. The rest is buying mechanics from Vivian Keena: how the roughly $120 per user list price scales with industry packages and user counts, why purchasing through a solution partner changes the negotiation, and what the path from discovery call to tailored demo looks like.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2883</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2024-07-29</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-for-food-and-beverage</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Food and Beverage</video:title>
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<video:description>An apple pie is the running example: Ben Katerberg pulls up a costed recipe for a case of them, checks a material shortage report against upcoming production dates, then runs a full lot trace from the finished lot back through the dough mix and apple fill to the purchase orders they arrived on, ending with a quality inspection record and certificate of analysis. Around that, the live demo moves through role-based dashboards, a financial controller drilling from a balance sheet pivoted by subsidiary down to a single item receipt, a supply chain manager turning lot expiration alerts and reorder points into purchase orders, and a sales manager working forecasts, campaigns, and quotas. Vivian Keena closes with the buying questions, when a company is ready to leave QuickBooks or a legacy system, what a solution partner does, and how NetSuite's module-plus-user subscription pricing is tiered.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2262</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2024-03-26</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-and-overview-medical-device-manufacturing</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Medical Device Makers</video:title>
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<video:description>The heart of the session is a screen-share where Ben Katerberg works four preconfigured roles the way their owners would: an executive chases a late sales order down to the two inbound purchase orders holding it up, a controller pivots the balance sheet by location and sets reports to email out on a schedule, a supply chain manager turns reorder-point reminders into purchase orders with one click, and a sales manager drills from the forecast into the transactions behind it. The framing beforehand lists what medical device makers tend to ask about first: MRP across multi-level bills of material, FDA compliance and validation, quality inspections, lot traceability in both directions, and warehouse scanning for small parts that go missing. A pricing overview and Q&A close it out, reaching multi-subsidiary consolidation, PLM connectors on the SuiteApps marketplace, and Bill Capture for AP automation.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2523</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2024-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-demo-for-startups</loc>
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<video:title>Is Your Startup Ready for NetSuite?</video:title>
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<video:description>The heart of this Ready, Set, NetSuite session is a live demo through preconfigured roles. Logged in as a controller, Ben Katerberg pivots a balance sheet by location, drills from a $4,900 inventory balance down to the item receipt behind it, approves a vendor bill that came in higher than its purchase order, and schedules an income statement to email itself every Thursday. As a supply chain manager he clears reorder-point alerts into purchase orders by checking boxes, and as a sales manager he reviews open opportunities, back orders, and customers gone quiet. Around the demo sits the case for buying NetSuite modularly, starting with financials and basic inventory and adding modules as needs grow, with vertical bundles preloaded on day one to shorten implementation. A closing pricing rundown covers modules and user types, startup versus premier packages, and Oracle's zero-interest financing.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2222</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2024-01-23</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/ready-set-netsuite-netsuite-webinar</loc>
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<video:title>Ready, Set, NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>A single bottle of orange juice organizes the demo. Chief Solution Architect Ben Katerberg builds its bill of materials, enters a weekly demand plan, and lets a nightly MRP run recommend the purchase and work orders to meet it, then follows those through receiving oranges with lot numbers and landed freight costs, a partial work order build, and fulfilling a 24-bottle customer order. The payoff is lot traceability running backward to every raw-material receipt and forward to every customer shipment. Around the scenario he compares controller and production manager dashboards and drills financial reports from pivoted summaries to individual transactions. Aimed at food and beverage companies, the session is bookended by CEO Vivian Keena, who introduces Luxent's work from software selection through implementation and support, then closes on pricing: NetSuite's three packages by user count, the $120-per-user list price, and the negotiating room behind it.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3119</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-11-29</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/suitecommerce-myaccount-merchants</loc>
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<video:title>SuiteCommerce MyAccount for Merchants</video:title>
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<video:description>Recorded from an administrator login, the walkthrough centers on one edit: a 'Friends and Family Sale' banner added in edit mode, scheduled for specific dates or set to always show, previewed at desktop, tablet, and phone sizes, then published to production. Along the way come the extension picker that drops content onto every page at once and a change checklist where each pending edit can be published or discarded on its own. It ends signed out, with the banner already live on the shopper-facing page.</video:description>
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<video:duration>193</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-08-02</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/suitecommerce-myaccount-customers</loc>
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<video:title>SuiteCommerce MyAccount for Customers</video:title>
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<video:description>Billing is the heart of this walkthrough: logged in as sample buyer Smith Supplies, the narrator checks an outstanding balance and available spend updated in real time from NetSuite, filters invoices by open or paid, and runs a full payment, selecting invoices, choosing a stored credit card, and watching the paid invoice drop off the open list. The rest of the portal gets a quicker pass: shipment tracking and return requests in purchase history, a quote converted directly into a sales order, statements emailed or downloaded as a PDF, self-service contact and payment settings, and support cases that route straight to the service desk inside NetSuite.</video:description>
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<video:duration>277</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-08-02</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-wms</loc>
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<video:title>What NetSuite WMS Actually Does</video:title>
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<video:description>A definition rather than a demo. In plain terms, a WMS is the central control point for tracking how inventory moves and where it sits, with wireless mobile devices and barcode scanning automating receiving, picking, packing, and shipping. The payoff described is a real-time picture of inventory, lower handling costs, and the right products delivered on time. There are no product screens, making this a primer on why warehouse management systems exist rather than a look at NetSuite's own WMS.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/SlzIko__0n0</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>65</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-08-02</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-advanced-financials-demo</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Advanced Financials in Action</video:title>
<video:thumbnail_loc>https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BGZvTdJdAhc/maxresdefault.jpg</video:thumbnail_loc>
<video:description>One vendor bill carries much of this screen recording: $240,000 in prepaid annual benefits that NetSuite reclassifies and expenses over twelve months through an attached amortization schedule, with drill-downs into the monthly journal entry and a roll-forward forecast report. The same expense is then spread across departments using headcount as the statistical allocation basis. A closing look at billing schedules shows one sales order mixing an annual subscription billed up front, a monthly support contract, and professional services billed in two installments, all compiled into a single billing forecast report, viewed throughout from a controller login.</video:description>
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<video:duration>189</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-08-02</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-suiteprojects</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite SuiteProjects at a Glance</video:title>
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<video:description>Templates for fast setup, revenue and cost estimates, and what-if scenarios that test price, margin, billing rates, and staffing before a plan is committed: that's the core workflow this narrated overview sketches for services and project-based businesses. It also touches the Gantt view that drills down to task level and the per-project financials, from budgets and work in progress through billing milestones and percentage complete, that roll up into profitability tracking. No presenter on camera, just voiceover and graphics.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/pyK6n12o3GI</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>87</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-07-20</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-advanced-financials</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Advanced Financials, Explained</video:title>
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<video:description>Allocation and amortization automation for high volumes of daily transactions leads the rundown, pitched at a faster financial close and consistent treatment month after month. From there the voiceover covers statistical accounts, which track non-monetary values like headcount, floor space, and common shares, and support for multiple budget records segmented by department, project, location, or item. A narrated feature overview rather than a hands-on demo, with no Luxent-specific content anywhere in it.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/ANwLrL_Dz9c</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>90</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-07-20</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-analytics-warehouse-demo</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Analytics Warehouse Tour</video:title>
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<video:description>Analysis starts already loaded here: pre-built pipelines move NetSuite data, custom fields included, into a warehouse whose semantic model uses business language instead of database fields. The walkthrough stays concrete, adding a formatting rule that flags invoices over $1,000 in red, blending Google Analytics page views with NetSuite revenue through one of the 25-plus pre-built connectors, and running a machine learning Explain analysis as a starting point for investigating that mash-up. A pass through the 40-plus visualization palette uses scatter charts, trendlines, reference lines, and outlier detection to surface items whose revenue lags their page views, and a saved sales-and-profitability project breaks performance down by segment, customer type, and region, ending with a natural-language summary generated from the raw data.</video:description>
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<video:duration>272</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-07-19</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/webinar-ready-set-netsuite-luxent-netsuite-demo-may-2023</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Live Demo, May 2023</video:title>
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<video:description>Ben Katerberg builds the hour around a single product, a 12-ounce bottle of orange juice, and follows one batch through NetSuite: MRP output releases a work order and a purchase order for oranges, raw material arrives into quarantine with lot numbers and expiration dates, a quality engineer clears it with a visual inspection, and a 60-bottle assembly build takes a pH test scored against a configured acceptable range before it ships. Two artifacts anchor the quality story: the certificate of analysis that generates automatically at shipment and the lot-trace report that runs forward from a suspect orange or backward from a finished bottle. The scenario is pitched at regulated manufacturers, food and beverage or medical device alike, and the session also tours role-based dashboards and financial pivots before Vivian Keena closes on pricing from $99 a user and the case for a solution partner.</video:description>
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<video:publication_date>2023-05-04</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/webinar-ready-set-netsuite-luxent-netsuite-demo-march-2023</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Live Demo, March 2023</video:title>
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<video:description>Most of the hour belongs to Ben Katerberg, Luxent's chief solution architect, working NetSuite end to end across role-based dashboards. A reorder-point reminder becomes a purchase order with one checkbox, that PO is received into warehouse bins with two defective units split off into quarantine, and a mass-created work order runs through component issue and completion, one unit scrapped, with labor and machinery costs rolled into finished goods value. Along the way he opens up bills of material with revision effectivity dates and component yield, runs a Luxent-built FEFO customization that auto-assigns expiring lots on a sales order, and traces a lot backward to component receipts and forward to customer shipments. Vivian Keena bookends the demo with why companies replace QuickBooks or legacy systems and NetSuite's tiered pricing, starting around $1,000 a month, before a short Q&A on PO approval workflows and multi-currency support.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3252</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-03-28</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/on-demand-demo-wms-optimize-warehouse-ops</loc>
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<video:title>Optimize Warehouse Ops with WMS</video:title>
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<video:description>Two sales orders travel the whole outbound path live: a wave release template pulls priority orders into pick tasks, a mobile operator scans bins and barcodes along a defined pick path, clustering one item across several orders at a single bin stop and letting first-expired-first-out logic steer a lot-controlled pick, then cartons are packed and shipping runs through both a FedEx integration and a mobile quick ship flow for an LTL order. Allison Keener of Oracle NetSuite frames the demo against manual warehousing's two core failures, inaccurate data capture and no real-time visibility, and lifts the hood on configuration: bin types and zones, pick sequences, and put-away strategies. A closing preview covers what was then upcoming in 20.2, including tally scanning and a no-bins mode for storefronts and teams not ready for full bin-level tracking. This is NetSuite-produced vendor content rather than a Luxent presentation.</video:description>
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<video:duration>2259</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-02-23</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/on-demand-demo-manage-inventory-automatically</loc>
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<video:title>Inventory That Manages Itself</video:title>
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<video:description>Location-level settings are the through line: the demo's circuit board assembly carries reorder points, preferred stock levels, lead times, and safety stock per location, so Denver and OKC replenish independently and can even default to different bills of material. A backward lot trace follows the board's solder to its vendor, purchase order, and receipt date, and a forward trace shows which customers got the lot. Cycle counting runs end to end, from count intervals by item classification through printed count sheets to a variance approval step that permissions let you separate from the counting itself. It closes on the mass create work orders and purchase order screens, where reorder-point or time-phased MRP logic proposes the build and buy quantities.</video:description>
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<video:duration>1079</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2023-02-23</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite Global Search, Mastered</video:title>
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<video:description>Muscle memory is the point of this SuiteTip Tuesday clip. Alt+G drops you into global search without touching the mouse, record-type prefixes narrow a crowded results list (typing em: returns only employee records, while a shared prefix like se: matches both saved searches and service items until you add another letter), and a trailing plus sign pulls inactive records into the results. That last trick comes with a practical framing for admins and consultants hopping between accounts, where a record that seems missing may just have been deactivated.</video:description>
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<video:duration>214</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2022-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/suitetip-tuesday-how-to-mass-delete-records</loc>
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<video:title>Mass Delete NetSuite Records Fast</video:title>
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<video:description>The whole trick is inline edit: switch it on in a saved search or list view, shift-click a range (or control-click scattered rows), then hit the delete key, or even the spacebar, and confirm the warning. Rachel Vago demos it on a task list and spends the back half on what stops it from working: your role needs full permissions on the record type, and anything with dependent records, like a fulfilled sales order, won't delete. Bigger transactions clear slowly enough that you may need a browser refresh to see them go.</video:description>
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<video:duration>239</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2022-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/suitetip-tuesday-netsuite-date-field-keyboard-shortcuts</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Date Shortcuts You Should Know</video:title>
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<video:description>One key each: T for today, Shift+T for tomorrow, Y for yesterday, M for month end, plus and minus to nudge a date a day at a time. Rachel Vago runs the whole set on a vendor bill in this SuiteTip Tuesday clip and notes the shortcuts work in any NetSuite date field, customer records included. The closing trick: type a date in loose shorthand like 12 31 21 and NetSuite reformats it to match your preferences when you tab out.</video:description>
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<video:duration>112</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2022-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/webinar-netsuite-scalability-flexibility-access-and</loc>
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<video:title>How Inari Medical Scaled on NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Six months separated the decision to replace QuickBooks Enterprise and Fishbowl, stretched past their limits by spreadsheet MRP and thin raw material visibility, from go-live on NetSuite. Much of the panel digs into how a regulated device maker moved that fast: a cross-functional committee scoring systems and partners on a weighted scorecard, a parity-first implementation that postponed improvements until after the November 2019 go-live, and FDA software validation handled with requirements and test cases around inventory and lot traceability, helped by a validation consultant Luxent brought in. Ben Katerberg walks through the manufacturing and quality features underneath: bill of material revisions, component yields, work-in-process routings, inspections triggered by receipts or work order steps, quarantine that keeps failed stock on the books but off limits, and per-lot certificates of analysis. Inari's parting advice puts the implementation partner on the scorecard alongside the platform, since fatigue sets in past the six-month mark.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3124</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-11-01</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-vs-quickbooks-why-you-should-make-the-switch</loc>
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<video:title>Making the Switch from QuickBooks</video:title>
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<video:description>Rebecca VanHousen ran QuickBooks Enterprise for nearly a decade as a software company controller and CFO before an acquisition forced her to scale past it, which makes her a credible guide to the wall growing companies hit. On this episode of NetSuite's own podcast, she works through the gaps one at a time: a single class segment that pushes real reporting into Excel, separate QuickBooks instances for every entity consolidated by hand, payroll with no variance check before a pay run, and no native CRM, inventory, or demand planning, which is how companies end up with the bolted-together tech stack that gets called the hairball. For each she explains what NetSuite does differently, custom segments, one multi-entity instance with currency translation, effective-dated payroll changes. She closes on the fear she hears most, losing historical data in a migration, and how import templates handled it in her own move.</video:description>
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<video:duration>1831</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-10-01</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-vs-quickbooks</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite vs. QuickBooks</video:title>
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<video:description>The case turns on what happens after accounting: QuickBooks handles the books for a small business, but growth means layering on extra systems that aren't integrated, and the manual hand-offs between them are where errors creep in. NetSuite is presented as the alternative, one suite carrying CRM, ecommerce, HR, project management, inventory, and supply chain alongside financials, built to scale as the business grows. A short voiceover pitch for anyone weighing the jump, with no product screens or demo.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/9-66ZCq2NsU</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>88</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-10-01</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/what-is-netsuite-quality-management-solution</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Quality Management in a Minute</video:title>
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<video:description>Built-in quality tooling is the subject: automated inspection plans, test result tracking, and vendor evaluations that live in the same system as the rest of the record. Quality engineers run inspections, check specs, and log data in real time, and a failed spec triggers a workflow automatically. Most relevant to manufacturers and medical device makers working under tight quality requirements.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/hQpH90EiYqU</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>57</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-08-20</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/what-is-netsuite-learning-cloud-pass</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Learning Cloud Support, Explained</video:title>
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<video:description>When in-house training isn't realistic, the Company Pass is NetSuite's answer: a subscription that gives every user access to on-demand e-learning courses, hands-on lab exercises, and interactive webinars at any skill level. It also includes email access to instructors for one-off questions and education advisors who build personalized learning plans around a company's needs. A quick voiceover overview of what the pass covers, not a walkthrough of the courses themselves.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/66kyL0eOUQw</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>67</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-08-20</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/netsuite-budgeting-and-planning</loc>
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<video:title>NetSuite Planning and Budgeting</video:title>
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<video:description>A narrated overview rather than a demo, this one maps what NetSuite Planning and Budgeting covers: industry-tailored modeling, predictive analytics, what-if scenarios, rolling forecasts, and approval workflows, all tied to live NetSuite data. The specifics come on the integration side, drillback from a plan to source transactions and account balances, master data like departments and subsidiaries pulled in for analysis, and Smart View for Office putting planning data into Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.</video:description>
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<video:duration>94</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-08-19</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/multi-contact-email-luxsolution</loc>
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<video:title>Email Every Contact from NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Native NetSuite stores one email address per customer or vendor and uses it for every transaction type, which is exactly the gap this LUXSolution walkthrough closes. Setup is per-contact checkboxes for purchase orders, estimates, sales orders, invoices, fulfillments, and statements, so an order acknowledgement can go to the buyer while invoices go to the AP clerk. The presenter pushes the Email Contacts button live on a sales order and an invoice, then checks the Communication tab log to confirm each landed only with the contacts flagged for that type. A statements section covers scheduling by day of month or week, consolidated statements, a configurable from-address, and a fallback to the native email when no contact is checked.</video:description>
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<video:duration>898</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-06-04</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/health-and-beauty-work-order-and-assemblies</loc>
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<video:title>Work Orders for Health and Beauty</video:title>
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<video:description>A single moisturizing lotion carries the whole walkthrough, from the item record where everything is configured to the finished assembly build. Playing a supply chain manager, the narrator starts with a dashboard alert for assemblies that have dropped below their build point, then digs into the setup behind it: reorder-point planning, units of measure, inventory tracked across locations including 3PL and contract-manufacturer virtual sites, and a bill of materials with component yields to absorb scrap. The back half is execution: mass-creating work orders, releasing one to commit component inventory, printing the BOM as a picking ticket, adjusting actual quantities when a couple of items break mid-build, and reviewing the resulting inventory and general ledger impact.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/NhtOjA_9pGk</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>391</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/wholesale-distribution-vendor-management</loc>
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<video:title>Vendor Management for Distributors</video:title>
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<video:description>Everything an inventory manager needs before a vendor negotiation sits on one prebuilt dashboard in this NetSuite-produced role demo. Ben Gibson, a solution consultant on NetSuite's wholesale distribution team, preps for an account review with his top vendor by spend, reading purchases this month versus last, AP balance, top items purchased, and a live scorecard showing on-time delivery at 32 percent, the number he plans to press in the meeting. The vendor record carries its own CRM trail, tasks, calls, and auto-linked emails, so the pricing negotiation and its follow-up stay attached to the vendor, and an updated price list gets imported so the new rates carry through procure-to-pay. A free self-service vendor portal rounds it out.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/N-X9hmgUIR8</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>295</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/retail-inventory-management</loc>
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<video:title>Retail Inventory Management in NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>One item record does most of the work here. From the inventory manager's role, the walkthrough moves off a turnover report into Item 360, which gathers sales and margin history, three-way match variances, and every related transaction in one place. It then covers price levels tied to a channel, customer group, or individual buyer, the side-by-side view that nets on-hand, incoming, and committed stock into true available-to-sell per location, and reorder points that auto-calculate from demand, lead time, and safety stock.</video:description>
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<video:duration>234</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/wholesale-distribution-3-way-match</loc>
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<video:title>Three-Way Match, Automated</video:title>
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<video:description>One deliberately wrong vendor bill drives the whole demo: 250 units billed against a purchase order for 200, only 200 received, and the rate bumped to $10 a unit. Ben Gibson, a solution consultant on NetSuite's wholesale distribution team, enters the bill as an accounting manager, watches NetSuite drop it into pending approval, then switches to the controller role to work the exception, checking the item's quantity and amount thresholds, confirming the variance in the three-way match view, and rejecting the bill with an email sent straight from the record. He frames it against the old routine of stapling POs, receipts, and bills together and eyeballing them for mismatches, calling NetSuite the "virtual stapler" that stops overpayments before they leak cash.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/7J7jZIHLorw</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>231</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/wholesale-distribution-accounts-payable</loc>
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<video:title>Accounts Payable for Distributors</video:title>
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<video:description>Nothing gets re-keyed in this procure-to-pay walkthrough: item and vendor records feed the purchase order, the PO feeds the receipt, and the receipt becomes the vendor bill, which is the argument the whole demo makes. Ben Gibson, a solution consultant on NetSuite's wholesale distribution team, starts from an accounting manager's dashboard where reminders flag POs ready to bill, creates bills in bulk, and drills from live AP aging down to source transactions. Payment runs by check, EFT, or ACH, with negotiated vendor discounts captured and freight allocated to item receipts as landed cost by weight, quantity, or value.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/HCp2axawHDM</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>259</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/wholesale-distribution-sales-order-fulfillment</loc>
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<video:title>Sales Order Fulfillment for Distributors</video:title>
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<video:description>Everything runs from a warehouse operations dashboard that ships with SuiteSuccess on day one: approved orders flow straight from the sales team into an orders-to-fulfill queue, and pick tickets print from the same screen without touching a menu. NetSuite solution consultant Debbie Hill works the process in role, running fulfillment step by step or all at once, pulling negotiated rates and tracking numbers from the built-in USPS, UPS, and FedEx integrations, and showing the live tracking link posted back on the sales order's shipping tab. She closes on what happens without the warehouse lifting a finger, an automated shipment confirmation email to the customer and fulfillment data flowing to accounting to keep the order-to-cash cycle moving.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/sYQFqlvxvPo</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>250</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/wholesale-distribution-customer-360</loc>
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<video:title>Customer 360 for Wholesale Distribution</video:title>
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<video:description>One phone call structures the whole demo. Playing a sales rep, NetSuite solution consultant Debbie Hill takes a payment question from a customer's executive assistant and answers it without leaving the customer's record: global search pulls up the account instantly, the dashboard shows every case, order, return, and outstanding balance, and the payment turns out to be received and deposited. Along the way she covers contact management across sub-customer hierarchies, automatic email filing that keeps sales, warehouse, and accounting on the same thread, credit holds that trigger automatically when terms are violated, and the customer center portal that would have let the caller check the deposit herself. A SuiteSuccess pre-recorded demonstration produced by NetSuite rather than Luxent.</video:description>
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<video:duration>358</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-16</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>The Five-Minute NetSuite Demo</video:title>
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<video:description>A single home dashboard carries most of the argument. Prompted by an off-camera interviewer, the presenter uses the subsidiary navigator to flip the entire page to the German entity, currency included, then drills from a deferred revenue figure into the balance sheet, through an invoice, and out to its sales order and customer record. The point throughout is that a transaction entered anywhere updates every report and dashboard the moment it lands, and that a user's role decides both permissions and layout.</video:description>
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<video:duration>272</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Operations Leaders</video:title>
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<video:description>Pitched at the problems rather than product screens, the narration names the pressures operations managers juggle, data silos and poor floor visibility, layered regulatory requirements, and rising global competition, then answers each with the platform's case: end-to-end supply chain visibility for every stakeholder, global manufacturing intelligence, built-in compliance support, and room to scale. No live demo and no named presenter, just voiceover and graphics framing the operations argument.</video:description>
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<video:duration>139</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Support Teams</video:title>
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<video:description>NetSuite's own corporate voiceover narrates this one, following a single support call from screen pop to closed loop. Deb, a rep at a wholesale distributor, takes a call about incorrectly shipped items through telephony integration, logs a case, and escalates to sales and the warehouse, who all see the same live customer record on one system. The customer gets an automatic case number, self-serves in the Customer Center, and accounting and the warehouse are alerted when the wrong items return.</video:description>
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<video:duration>146</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite CRM for Sales Managers</video:title>
<video:thumbnail_loc>https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5R9pVHRzf3k/maxresdefault.jpg</video:thumbnail_loc>
<video:description>An animated overview rather than a screen demo, built around one argument: NetSuite CRM automates the full lead-to-cash process instead of stopping at leads, opportunities, and forecasts. It shows one-click sales order generation from an opportunity, an automatic quote email for customer approval, information flowing to finance with no duplicate entry, and a 360-degree customer view spanning orders, billing, shipments, returns, and pricing, down to a check item availability click that returns an expected ship date.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/5R9pVHRzf3k</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>155</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite for Controllers</video:title>
<video:thumbnail_loc>https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yCsrNCFFYNk/maxresdefault.jpg</video:thumbnail_loc>
<video:description>A handful of concrete moments carry the narration: approving every open sales order in one click, drilling a consolidated income statement from headquarters down to subsidiary detail in foreign currency, exporting reports to Excel with formulas intact, and editing an invoice approval workflow without IT. Around them sits the controller's squeeze, consolidating and closing across locations in real time, what-if budgeting and forecasting, and meeting audit and compliance requirements with a complete audit trail.</video:description>
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<video:duration>159</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite Through a CIO's Eyes</video:title>
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<video:description>"Fighting tomorrow's war with yesterday's technologies" is the diagnosis this NetSuite-produced promo hands the modern CIO, citing globalization, shifting business models, and the consumerization of IT. Its answer is consolidation: finance, sales, marketing, support, operations, and IT administration on one cloud platform, with customizations that migrate forward automatically each release, pre-built integrations and third-party connectors, replicated and backed-up data, and round-the-clock security monitoring. Vendor messaging rather than a demo, it makes the high-level case for NetSuite on an enterprise IT roadmap.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/9l9rUE894fQ</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>155</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2021-02-02</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite Advanced Order Management, Explained</video:title>
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<video:description>Direct ship from a warehouse, store fulfillment, dropship: the pitch is that executing this mix on legacy systems or manual processes becomes an operational nightmare. The module's answer is automation driven by predefined business rules and real-time global inventory availability, with each order assigned to the most efficient fulfillment location, whether that's the closest warehouse, a designated warehouse for certain items, or flexible handling for VIP customers. Concept-level narration only, no screen demo.</video:description>
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<video:duration>81</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-12-03</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Beyond Spreadsheet Accounting</video:title>
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<video:description>A quick history of accounting tools, from the abacus to written ledgers to calculators, sets up the argument: spreadsheets are just the latest tool businesses hang onto too long, leaving scattered files and conflicting numbers. The narration makes the case for accounting software on three counts, consolidating financial data in one place, automating invoicing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, income, and expenses, and making financials easier to share with internal and external stakeholders. It stays conceptual, no product is named or shown.</video:description>
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<video:duration>84</video:duration>
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<video:title>Quality Management Inside NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Consistent quality, the narrator argues, doesn't happen by accident; it takes automating the process end to end, from inspection plans to test result tracking to vendor evaluation. The concrete detail is the tablet workflow: quality engineers perform inspections, review standards, and submit data for analysis right from the inspection area, with real-time feedback and instant access to results, while any specification failure automatically triggers a workflow for the disposition of the failed materials.</video:description>
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<video:duration>62</video:duration>
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<video:title>NetSuite Saved Searches 101</video:title>
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<video:description>Cassius Kellogg builds one transaction search from scratch and uses it to explain how NetSuite actually structures your data: every transaction type lives in a single table, and each order carries a main line, shipping lines, and tax lines, so three criteria decide whether a search returns order totals or line-item detail. From that foundation he layers on grouping and sums, an item-record join to pull base price (and the single-level join limit that constrains it), NVL-wrapped currency formulas that calculate per-unit and extended price variance, a case-when flag for discounted items, and conditional row highlighting. Quick global search tips come first, keyword matching plus two-letter prefixes like cu: and ve: for jumping straight to a record type, and a closing tour explains what the list view, dashboard, sublist, reminder, and show-in-menu checkboxes actually do.</video:description>
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<video:duration>3370</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-11-06</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>What Is Cloud ERP?</video:title>
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<video:description>One shared database doing the work of several disconnected systems is the core idea here: accounting, inventory and order management, HR, and CRM reading the same data, so departments collaborate instead of duplicating work. The narration then turns to what the cloud part changes: no upfront spend on computing infrastructure or licenses, lower maintenance costs, faster implementation than on-premise ERP, and access from anywhere. A primer for anyone who keeps hearing the term without a definition attached.</video:description>
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<video:duration>74</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-10-28</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>NetSuite Navigation 101</video:title>
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<video:description>Whatever role you log into, the top bar stays the same, and that persistent strip is the whole curriculum here. Cassius Kellogg works across it left to right: the Recent Records menu tracking every page you visit, the star menu that mirrors your dashboard's shortcuts portlet (he saves an item list view plus a new-item shortcut that opens in its own tab), and the New bar, personalized by drag and drop so a quote sits one click away. The back half covers getting unstuck: the Help icon opens documentation matched to the record on screen, and SuiteAnswers adds searchable support articles and videos, shown with a bank feeds lookup. Switching between assigned roles and logging out close it.</video:description>
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<video:duration>714</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-10-27</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>What an HRMS Actually Does</video:title>
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<video:description>Hiring, payroll, timecards, taxes, performance reviews, benefits, compliance: the pitch is that one system can carry all of it across the employee lifecycle. A voiceover narration defines the category in plain English and makes the business case, efficiency from consolidating people-related work in one place, better visibility into the workforce for decision-making, and, as the video argues, happier and more engaged employees as the payoff. A glossary-style definition, not a product walkthrough; no software is named.</video:description>
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<video:duration>58</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-10-22</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Sticky Headers for NetSuite Lists</video:title>
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<video:description>Two small NetSuite annoyances get fixed at once: losing track of which column is which on a long sub-list, and line action buttons that stop following you when you scroll sideways. The narration explains how the LUXSolution pins sub-list column headers during vertical scrolling and keeps row actions visible during horizontal scrolling, automatically, on any sub-list across transaction, item, entity, and CRM records. No configuration, just install the bundle.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Gw7bC1TTP98</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>81</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2020-03-18</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/next-level-netsuite-using-seamless-apps-to-improve</loc>
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<video:title>Extending NetSuite with Seamless Apps</video:title>
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<video:description>Half the half-hour belongs to Luxent's own iQ CPQ, aimed at teams quoting custom or configured products that never touch NetSuite's item master: guided selling questions for newer reps, multi-level bills of material with labor and routing, configuration rules that block incompatible part combinations, and automatic margin visibility with manager sign-off triggers on low-margin quotes. Avalara's half makes the case that zip codes are useless for sales tax across 12,000-plus US jurisdictions (a milk chocolate Milky Way bar is taxable, the dark one isn't because it contains flour), then covers rooftop-level rate lookups, nexus triggers like trade shows and drop shipments, exemption certificate management, and outsourced returns filing. Both run as slide overviews rather than live demos, and the closing Q&A pins implementation at two weeks to two months for iQ CPQ, 10 to 30 hours for AvaTax.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/mI3S9ssqBpI</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>1561</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-09-19</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>ViON's Custom Salesforce Community</video:title>
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<video:description>Before building anything, ViON spent two months studying consumer support portals, the Microsoft and telecom-carrier kind, on the theory that customers with broken equipment should not have to hunt for help. The result, toured live by Chad Smith, reads like an extension of ViON's own website: big-panel navigation into case creation, order and shipment tracking, serial-numbered assets, and a knowledge base. Because ViON supports federal, state, and local agencies, access is location-based, so a government contact sees only the cases and equipment tied to their own site, and a no-code admin panel lets ViON post links or announcements in about two minutes. The team is candid that the phased build took six to eight months, and credits the portal with faster field-engineer dispatch and less time navigating phone menus, while urgent issues still go through a person.</video:description>
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<video:duration>1747</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-05-18</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>iQ CPQ for NetSuite in 5 Minutes</video:title>
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<video:description>Two quoting problems get solved on screen. The first is a custom shelf that doesn't exist in the item master: Jeff Underdahl copies materials and operations from a similar past product, adjusts run times and labor rates, then works a margin calculator that reprices the line as target margin, commission, or a market-driven sales price changes. The second is a configured mattress, where entering length, width, layers, and foam density computes board footage, glue surface area, a smart-string part number, and the bill of materials and routing behind it. Converting the quote pushes the estimate, sales order, new part numbers, BOMs, and routings straight into NetSuite with no manual item setup.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/FTUeppA6784</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>573</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-05-11</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/link-integration-for-salesforce-why-you-should-integrate</loc>
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<video:title>Why Integrate Salesforce with Your ERP</video:title>
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<video:description>Manufacturers often keep customer and order data locked in an on-premise legacy system their sales team can't reach on the go, and that gap is the whole argument here. Jeff Rogers, a Salesforce consultant at Luxent, explains how the LiNK integration pulls quotes, orders, invoices, shipments, and product inventory levels into Salesforce alongside accounts and contacts, so reps work from one cloud-based picture of the customer. A message video for manufacturing leaders, not a technical walkthrough.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/0iveJadVI7g</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>99</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-05-10</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Driving Salesforce User Adoption</video:title>
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<video:description>Juel Hood, Luxent's Salesforce practice director, walks through the three training stages that come with every new implementation. Power user sessions land two to three weeks before go-live so early adopters can confirm the user experience is right, then a day or more of on-site end user training moves page by page through a team's typical day, and executive training covers logging in, dashboards, and using Salesforce from a phone. A staff-facing overview of how Luxent structures a rollout, not a product demo.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/z-wJ_o_JfUw</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>105</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-05-10</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Why Quote Inside Salesforce</video:title>
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<video:description>Plenty of companies manage opportunities, leads, and contacts in Salesforce, then jump to Word and Excel the moment a quote needs building. Chad Smith lists where the native quote module gets thin: thousands of SKUs, account-specific pricing, quantity price breaks, and configured products where every unit comes out different. His answer is iQ CPQ, with configurable pricing rules and document output, spec sheets included, all without leaving Salesforce. A quick talking-head pitch rather than a demo.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/g4v2jlQCmZc</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>90</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-05-10</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/salesforce-expert-webinar-saleforce-communities</loc>
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<video:title>Getting Started with Salesforce Communities</video:title>
<video:thumbnail_loc>https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cIQu_kcftko/maxresdefault.jpg</video:thumbnail_loc>
<video:description>Half the value here is watching a community actually get assembled. Chad Smith works live in the Community Builder, restyling the Napili template with custom CSS and a logo, dragging in a language picker, and building an object page for opportunities he adds to the navigation menu, no code involved. Around the build he covers who communities are for (field employees, customers, and the distributors and manufacturing reps who work your leads), how partner, customer, and employee types map to licensing, and how ERP data like orders and shipments can surface in a portal through Luxent's LiNK integration. Tours of three client builds ground it: Coulson Group's partner community with a simplified lead-close button, a biotech document hub with a weekly digest email, and a customer portal showing cases, orders, and the serial numbers of products they own. Q&A gets into template costs, the sunsetted portal product, and scoping a first rollout.</video:description>
<video:player_loc>https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/cIQu_kcftko</video:player_loc>
<video:duration>2806</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-04-22</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>iQ CPQ for Salesforce in 7 Minutes</video:title>
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<video:description>One quote carries the whole walkthrough. Jeff Underdahl opens it from a Salesforce opportunity and reworks it the way a rep would: reconfiguring a computer workstation so a processor upgrade and a three-year warranty reprice the line and rewrite its smart-string part number, with the warranty landing on the quote as its own line item, then adding a leather carrying case and reordering it to the top. The grid shows per-line and blended margin, a 35 percent discount trips manager approval before anything goes out, and the send step uses a native Salesforce email template with the quote document attached. A closing slide points to a longer demo covering guided selling, kits, bills of materials, and production routings.</video:description>
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<video:duration>428</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-03-28</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Quoting Custom Products in NetSuite</video:title>
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<video:description>Setting up an item master just to send a quote that may only close 20 or 30 percent of the time is the pain this session is built around. Jeff Underdahl spends most of the half hour live in the software, moving from a NetSuite sales opportunity through guided selling prompts and into the rules-based configurator, which builds a smart part code, price, and bill of materials as options get picked. The most involved stretch creates a fully custom line item by copying an existing assembly's bill and routing, swapping components, and rolling material, labor, and overhead into a cost the material configurator marks up against a target margin. He closes by converting the quote into a NetSuite sales order, which generates a real part number for the custom item automatically, and fields questions on how items and BOMs sync between NetSuite and iQ.</video:description>
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<video:duration>1607</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-03-28</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>The Salesforce Automation Toolbox</video:title>
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<video:description>The organizing idea is a decision ladder: start with the simplest tool that solves the problem and only climb when it can't. Meredith Fay Kleinow walks the rungs in order, workflow rules for one-step email alerts and field updates, approval processes for sequential sign-off (a sales manager and VP approving a discounted deal), Process Builder when you need to create records or post to Chatter, Flow for guided screens and multi-layer logic, and Apex triggers as a deliberate last resort, since custom code brings developer cost and maintenance burden. Each tool gets a concrete use case and a look at where it lives in Setup. Recorded in 2016, before Salesforce retired Workflow Rules and Process Builder in favor of Flow.</video:description>
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<video:duration>468</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/salesforce-quick-hit-list-views-for-sales-reps</loc>
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<video:title>Salesforce List Views for Sales Reps</video:title>
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<video:description>A stray account with "California" typed out in full, while every other record uses "CA", is the running example that makes this tutorial practical. Chad Smith builds each view live: the contains operator with comma-separated values to catch both spellings, filter logic switched from Salesforce's default AND to OR so either billing or shipping state can match, and a quick delete when a territory changes and a view outlives its usefulness. The second half moves to opportunities, where relative date filters like "this month" and "this year" keep an open-pipeline view current without hardcoding dates. From Luxent's 2016 Salesforce Quick Hit series.</video:description>
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<video:duration>536</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/salesforce-quick-hit-report-builder</loc>
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<video:title>Salesforce Report Builder Basics</video:title>
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<video:description>Two permissions gate everything here: Run Reports to view reports and Create and Customize Reports to build your own, and Dan Ervin covers both up front. Building a sample report on the Accounts object, he tours the builder's three working areas, the field list, the filters section, and a preview pane that shows only a sample of your data, then works through the drag-and-drop moves that do most of the job: pulling fields into columns, setting a contains filter, and dropping fields into grouping zones to turn a flat tabular list into a summary report with stacked group levels. It closes on a detail beginners miss, saving to a shared folder so anyone else can actually open your report.</video:description>
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<video:duration>322</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/salesforce-quick-hit-product-and-pricebook-updater</loc>
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<video:title>Faster Salesforce Price Book Updates</video:title>
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<video:description>Using a fictional cupcake business, Chad Smith works through the job that lands on a Salesforce admin when finance hands over hundreds of updates spanning a standard retail price book, a new US wholesale book, and a European book priced in euros. The Product and Pricebook Updater replaces the usual export, VLOOKUP, and Data Loader routine with a CSV upload into a reviewable queue, where every row gets a status before an Apex job inserts new products, creates price book entries, and updates prices, confirmed by email. He also shows a cleanup step that removes orphaned products with no price book, along with a warning that there is no undo, so run a data export backup first.</video:description>
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<video:duration>577</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<loc>https://luxent.com/resources/videos/salesforce-quick-hit-lightning-process-builder-for-chatter</loc>
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<video:title>Automate Chatter with Process Builder</video:title>
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<video:description>Instead of clicking into individual opportunities to check what's next, sales teams can follow a Chatter group that updates itself. Chad Smith builds that end to end, twice: a process posting to an Opportunity Wins group the moment a deal hits Closed Won, and another posting to a Next Actions group whenever the Next Step field is set or changed. Along the way he covers filter criteria and the is-changed operator, merge fields like account name, amount, and opportunity owner, and activating a new version over an old one. Both processes get tested live, down to a formatting lesson about shift-enter line breaks, and he frames Process Builder as the workflow successor that can also call Apex code.</video:description>
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<video:duration>670</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-09</video:publication_date>
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<video:title>Salesforce Bucket Fields in 5 Minutes</video:title>
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<video:description>Dan Ervin's case for bucket fields is that they categorize report records without new custom fields, formulas, spreadsheets, or, as he puts it, interns, and he builds all three types in the Report Builder to prove it. Opportunity Amount becomes a numeric bucket split into Standard, Large, and Huge ranges; Opportunity Stage values get dragged into picklist buckets named Discovery, Quoted, Sold, and Lost; and a text bucket gathers inconsistent Opportunity Name spellings under one standardized label. Each build shows the full click path, naming the bucket, setting and later editing ranges, and the wrap-up covers where else buckets work: as summary groupings, in charts, and as filter criteria.</video:description>
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<video:duration>308</video:duration>
<video:publication_date>2016-02-03</video:publication_date>
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