We compared NetSuite ERP and Oracle ERP Cloud-based solutions based on real user reviews. After reading the collected data, you can find our conclusion below.
The best ERP solution depends on your specific business needs. NetSuite excels in cloud-based deployment, user-friendliness, and core ERP functions, making it ideal for businesses seeking quick and efficient setup. Oracle ERP shines with its extensive range of industry-specific modules, robust platform for integrations, and customization flexibility, catering to large enterprises' complex needs.
"As NetSuite ERP is a cloud product, a valuable feature I found in it is the very friendly user interface. You can set up shortcuts within the applications for frequently used reports or navigation. You can also customize dashboards in NetSuite ERP. Another feature I found valuable in the solution is good reporting. It has many industry-standard reports focused on finance and inventory. I also like the seamless switching between production and test environments and that you can customize the environments within NetSuite ERP. For example, you can put banners on your test and production environments to differentiate or segregate the logins to prevent mistakes. The solution is pretty easy to use and navigate, and it's more of a lightweight software. I like that it's a cloud product, so work is done on the front end rather than the back end. There's also a community for NetSuite ERP where you can raise your queries and issues. You'll find other people sharing experiences about common issues so you can get quick fixes from the community."
"The user interface is very good."
"I am impressed with the product's ease of use. It also helps us reduce the techstack."
"The most valuable feature in NetSuite ERP is the user interface."
"The most valuable aspect of NetSuite ERP is the multi-subsidiary portion, it is the strongest across all the other ERPs. If you want to do consolidations, it works a lot better than other tools."
"NetSuite ERP is a user-friendly cloud-based solution that posts into the GL in real time. You can see your profitability at the order level."
"NetSuite is a better value than some competing solutions. The fee structure is simpler, and other ERP solutions don't offer as many options for configuration."
"The initial setup is easy."
"The user interface is the best feature."
"I find that the overall framework and database structure is quite comprehensive."
"The best part of Oracle ERP Cloud is that everything can be found in a single place."
"ERP Cloud's most valuable features are general ledger, accounting, expense management, and procurement. These four functions are crucial."
"The product has good functionality."
"I like the tool’s financial and human capital management features."
"I like that Oracle ERP Cloud has a lot of ready-to-use products, making it easy to adopt."
"The solution is scalable and very stable. You don't need to worry about the underpinning infrastructure."
"The pricing is high."
"If they could provide more integration options to connect with different products, that would be ideal."
"The solution could be more stable."
"An area for improvement in NetSuite ERP is its accounting functionality because it has certain limitations. You can't maintain sub-ledgers or post accrued expenses in sub-ledger forms, so you'll need to post in journals. The pricing is another area that can be improved in NetSuite ERP because the pricing was lower when it wasn't part of Oracle, but after Oracle acquired Netsuite and NetSuite ERP was offered as a cloud service, the price went up."
"If you do go through an implementor, you need to be careful that they are actual implementors and not just resellers."
"It would be great if they offered localization for Central America."
"There is a lot of room for improvement. Multiple manufacturing features need to be updated on NetSuite. More functionalities need to be added. I think there are a lot of functionalities coming out for warehouse management systems and manufacturing automation via advanced manufacturing functionalities. I think they need to improve a little more on those aspects and make it easier on the scheduling aspect."
"What needs to be improved is the development in the other areas and other businesses that can use NetSuite."
"Oracle can make the system more stable which includes some changes as some of the use cases were not available in Oracle's systems and the element’s value needed to be defined."
"I would like to see an improved approach to pulling data with VDI."
"There are integration issues and a lack of flexibility within OIC. When integrating systems, the process feels rigid and linear."
"The expenses mobile app calculates different mileages than the URL version."
"I would like to improve the tool’s budgeting and reporting. I know that Oracle is working on the tool’s analytics part so I expect the analytical feature in its future releases."
"The tool must enable users to customize the reports."
"I would like to see Oracle improve the automation of data entry."
"UI is not very presentable for a cloud solution."
NetSuite ERP is ranked 1st in Cloud ERP with 32 reviews while Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP is ranked 2nd in Cloud ERP with 34 reviews. NetSuite ERP is rated 7.8, while Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP is rated 8.2. The top reviewer of NetSuite ERP writes "Carries a broad range of applications, specifically in the field services area". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP writes "Everything can be found in one place and it is all embedded in a single system". NetSuite ERP is most compared with NetSuite OneWorld, SAP S/4HANA, Oracle E-Business Suite, Anaplan and IBM Maximo, whereas Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP is most compared with SAP S/4HANA, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, SAP Business One and SAP S/4HANA Cloud. See our NetSuite ERP vs. Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP report.
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