NetSuite does what it does. We write the code that makes it do what you need.
Custom Suitelets, scheduled scripts, Map/Reduce jobs, workflow actions, and Advanced PDF templates. SuiteScript 2.x, governance-aware, structured logging, version-controlled, and client-owned from day one.
Every NetSuite org we walk into has the same three-script problem.
A consultant wrote a script during implementation. It worked. Then someone added a field, changed a workflow, or onboarded a new subsidiary. The script broke. Nobody on the team knows SuiteScript well enough to fix it, so they build a workaround in Excel. Repeat that a few times and you have a finance team running manual processes on top of a system that was supposed to automate them.
We've inherited codebases from other partners where there was no error handling, no logging, no governance checks, and no documentation. Some of those scripts were processing millions of dollars in revenue allocations. The bar is higher than “it works on my sandbox.”
What we build, and how we build it.
Governance-aware. Logged. Owned by you.
Every script we write checks remaining governance units before processing the next record. If a scheduled script is going to exceed its budget, it yields cleanly and reschedules, instead of crashing mid-batch and leaving orphaned records. Every error is caught, logged with context, and surfaced in the script execution log with enough detail to debug without re-running.
We use our own helper libraries (dt.tryCatch, dt.timer, dt.stateLabel) across all client codebases. They're MIT-licensed and part of the deliverable. Your team or your next partner can read, modify, and extend anything we build.
Simplified example — real deployments include full error handling, logging, and unit test scaffolding.
Every script ships with the same deployment checklist.
Named deployments with consistent ID conventions. Governance thresholds documented per script type. Execution logging that your admins can actually read. Version-controlled source code pushed to your repo, not ours.
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Templates that finance teams aren't embarrassed to send.
Most NetSuite invoice templates look like they were designed in 2004. We build Advanced PDF/HTML templates with proper typography, consistent branding, conditional logic for multi-subsidiary orgs, and dynamic line grouping that handles complex billing structures without clipping or overflow.
FreeMarker under the hood, so your admins can update address blocks and payment terms without calling us. We document the template variables and logic in a README that ships with the template.
Saved searches that actually perform.
We've walked into orgs with 800+ saved searches where half of them time out and the other half return wrong numbers because the join logic is off. We audit the search catalog, rebuild the ones that matter, archive the rest, and convert the high-governance searches to SuiteQL where the optimizer does a better job with complex joins.
“We had three scripts from our old partner that nobody could touch. VCG rewrote them in two weeks with proper error handling and documentation. We haven't had a script failure since.”
— IT Director, PE-Backed Portfolio Co. · 12 scripts in production
Scope it, build it, hand it over.
Every engagement ships the same package.
SuiteScript 2.x modules pushed to your Git repository. MIT-licensed helper libraries included. Your IP, your repo, your choice of partner going forward.
Step-by-step deployment instructions with script IDs, deployment records, parameter settings, and rollback procedures. Written for your NetSuite admin, not for us.
README per script covering purpose, trigger conditions, governance budget, error handling behavior, and dependencies. Written so the next person who touches the code can understand it without calling us.
UAT test cases with expected inputs, expected outputs, and edge cases documented. Your QA team or admin can re-run them after any NetSuite release or configuration change.
Your scripts should be an asset, not a liability.
Free 30-minute technical assessment. We'll review your script catalog, identify the highest-risk gaps, and tell you honestly whether custom development is the right call or if native configuration will do the job.