For NetSuite teams

NetSuite has your data.
A spreadsheet has the logic.

Every month the same reports get exported, pasted and patched in a spreadsheet only one person understands. Beye connects to NetSuite, keeps the data current and turns that spreadsheet into a tool the whole team can run.

Please don’t touch column F. 😉

The Beye application showing a user building a reusable function, its inputs, and the Run control The Beye application showing a user building a reusable function, its inputs, and the Run control

Export, paste, patch.
Repeat next month.

The numbers are in NetSuite. The work happens somewhere else.

The export is stale the day it lands.

The data fabric connects to NetSuite and keeps a current copy with recurring updates, so nobody starts from last week’s file.

The logic lives in one person’s spreadsheet.

Turn it into a tool with inputs and a Run button. The team runs the same logic, not their own copy.

NetSuite is only half the picture.

Bring in your other systems too, such as SQL Server, Salesforce or file drops, and work across them in one place.

Nobody can say why the number changed.

Each tool keeps revisions with their authors and code diffs, and every run keeps its inputs and results.

Is the copy right?

We can show you that the copy matches NetSuite, with counts and totals over old and recent date ranges.

We do not have a data warehouse.

You do not need one first. Beye supplies its own data fabric.

Every number.
With a history.

A replay of real revisions and runs from the Beye application: who changed a tool, what changed in the code, and what each run returned.

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Merchant category label updatedr18

by the assistant

Python updatedr17

by the assistant

DIFF EXCERPT
−if min_amount is not None:
+min_val = max_val = None
+if min_amount is not None and str(min_amount).strip():
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Code, forms and layouts keep their revisions.

From monthly export
to shared tool.

Start with one report or spreadsheet. The scary one is a good choice.

01

Connect NetSuite

The data fabric connects to NetSuite and the other systems you run, and keeps their data current with recurring updates.

02

Ask and see the work

Ask questions of the data in plain language. Each answer shows the query and steps behind it.

03

Build the tool

Turn the month-end calculation into a tool with inputs, backed by real Python, and rerun it for the next period.

04

Keep the history

Revisions show who changed what. Saved runs keep their inputs, timing and results for reviews and audits.

Build and run safely.
Trust you can inspect.

Sandboxed Python, revisions and runs you can inspect, and audited controls.

Security & control

SOC 2 Type II

Audited controls, detailed in our Trust Center.

Traceable work

Inspect revisions, code changes, inputs and previous runs.

White labeling

Put your brand on it for customers and partners.

Visit the Trust Center

Questions welcome.

NetSuite is one of the systems the Beye data fabric connects. The fabric brings your NetSuite data into the platform and keeps it current with recurring updates. How often each table updates depends on the source and how it is set up.

We can show you that the copy matches the source, with counts and totals compared over old and recent date ranges.

No. Beye supplies its own data fabric and keeps source data current, so you can build without finishing a warehouse project first. If you already have a warehouse, it can be a source too.

It does, and for reports that live inside NetSuite, use them. Anything custom is a different story: a developer writes and deploys the JavaScript, an admin sets up a warehouse to bring in your other systems, and somebody maintains all of it. In Beye, you describe the tool in plain language, Beye writes the Python on data the fabric keeps current, and your team reruns it. You can try assembling the army yourself. Call us when the scope creeps. We’ll be waiting. 💙

Yes. The fabric also connects sources such as SQL Server, Postgres, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, Snowflake and BigQuery, plus file drops for exports. Older or custom systems can take some extra integration work.

One report, calculation or spreadsheet you rebuild every period. We will show you how Beye connects the data behind it and turns it into a tool your team can rerun.

See the detail.

Data fabric

How Beye connects the systems you already run, NetSuite included, and keeps their data current.

Revenue Ops & Sales

Pricing, discounts, incentives and margin by customer, product and rep.

Bring the spreadsheet.
The scary one.

Tell us which NetSuite report or spreadsheet you would start with. A real person on our team reads every note and will reach out to show you how it would run on Beye.

Our engineers love a challenge. Allegedly. 😉

Prefer to talk first? Book a demo.