It's scalable and I find it to be pretty easy to work with. It's very intuitive, it's easy to navigate, and that helps on the training and adaptability side or adoptability, I should say, due to the fact that most users fight change.

However, when the change is made easy; they adopt it much faster. I would say that a good number of our employees had adopted it very, very quickly.

It's totally scalable. For small to medium-sized businesses, I would say that you can go into this product knowing that you can use it easily for the next five to seven years without issue unless your business model changes dramatically and requires something specialized. 

I'd say outside of that, you could easily get into this system and use it for a very, very long time, due to the fact that they just keep improving the product and the features and the benefits from those features are what everybody's looking for, which is probably why it's going in three to one to any other ERP system.

In the last environment I worked with we had about 60 users.

I'm considering using NetSuite in my current company. We have currently about 15 users, which may go to 18 or 19. That said, it's a product that we will never outgrow. No matter how much we grow, we won't outgrow it. 

NetSuite OneWorld is a scalable solution. I initially implemented it for a company with sixteen employees. By the time I completed the project, the company had about four hundred employees, meaning NetSuite OneWorld had to be scaled up.

The company I work for now also doubled in size yearly for the past four years, and NetSuite OneWorld is still functioning as expected.

Scaling up the solution affects the price. If you go over one hundred users, you're forced to go up to the next tier of environment, with a different cost. When you start small and go up to a million transactions in a year, the NetSuite OneWorld price also goes up.

The scalability of NetSuite OneWorld is a ten out of ten.

The solution's potential for expansion and enhancement of its capacities and capabilities is dependent on the demands of the company and its operations. It can be highly scalable, with a range of modules and functionalities that can be utilized by companies of various sizes and types. For example, a company selling physical goods would benefit from using the inventory and accounts payable modules, while a service-based company would focus on the revenue module. A manufacturer could use the raw material inventory module and a reseller could use the inventory module for purchasing. 

The extent to which the solution can be utilized will vary based on the size and operations of the company, but it has the capability to be a comprehensive solution for running an entire company, including access to operational and manufacturing teams. Additionally, if the company is generating revenue through commercial activities, such as selling shoes, the solution would fully support the use of accounts payable and receivable, as well as billing and invoicing through the use of the revenue and invoicing modules, while adhering to ASC 606 regulations.

NetSuite OneWorld has the capability to adapt to your organization's needs by increasing its capacity and functionalities. The extent to which you can take advantage of this feature is based on the size and type of your company. For instance, smaller companies that have limited finance staff may only have a few users on the platform. However, larger organizations that have multiple departments such as manufacturing or production may have many more licenses and users. In my current role as a consultant, I am working with a company that has around five to seven users utilizing the platform.

You can put in many new additions to NetSuite OneWorld as your project grows, so it's scalable. In terms of scalability, NetSuite OneWorld is a six out of ten.

No issues, and it is much more scalable than QuickBooks.

Not really.

Does not support large number of locations without performance issues. Locations above 25 and up to 100 require special permission, and this has slowed down performance. 

Not so far.

The solution is scalable.

We have approximately 1,000 users using this solution in our customer's company.