If you are a service based or project based business, NetSuite provides flexibility in how to track charges and invoice customers. Besides standard invoicing functionality (simple unit times price per unit), NetSuite provides a project based billing called Charge Rules.
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Once assets are loaded in NetSuite’s Fixed Asset Management module (“FAM”), besides initiating monthly depreciation, there are some ongoing troubleshooting or maintenance. This blog will share some common tips and tricks.
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NetSuite’s Fixed Asset Management Module (“FAM”) is a great tool to manage the full life of an asset. It gets a little tricky when you load in assets at mid-life. Several things can throw off your balances and values. Let’s say it’s been a few months since you’ve implemented the FAM module and you’ve run a few deprecation transactions with the module. You notice that the cumulative deprecation from your asset records do not match the cumulative depreciation on your Balance Sheet. Below are a few tips on how to troubleshoot and fix the issue.
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So you are getting ready to implement the Fixed Asset Management (FAM) module in NetSuite. After configurations and set up, you are ready to load your assets. Looking at the Asset Record, you realize there are some additional fields you want to add or some existing fields you want to move around. Below is a quick How To on customizing the Asset Record entry form to best suit your company’s needs.
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