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Overview of NetSuite native integration

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The native integration between Spendesk and NetSuite allows you to have accurate data between your financial tools, and save time at month closing.

Spendesk pulls your master data when you connect to NetSuite and finalize your initial configuration. The integration also provides control of this data in Spendesk to map your NetSuite chart of accounts' settings with your Spendesk accounting setup and analytical fields.

Main benefits of NetSuite native integration

With this accounting integration, you can seamlessly manage your expenses on Spendesk and accounting on NetSuite:

  • Pull your NetSuite master data (chart of accounts including bank accounts, expense accounts and accounts payable; tax codes, vendors and employees, custom and standard segments) into Spendesk;

  • Customize your accounting setup even further to meet your specific needs;

  • Speed up your month closing with bulk exports;

  • Export your payables with analytical split to NetSuite;

  • Get automatic reconciliation in NetSuite once your payments are settled.

NetSuite integration setup

You can easily set up the native integration with NetSuite by following the steps explained in these articles:

Known limitations:

  • There is no creation of vendors in NetSuite, the integration only allows to retrieve and match vendors with suppliers in Spendesk.

  • Projects from NetSuite are not supported, only Custom segments and Standard segments are pulled from NetSuite.

  • Wallet loads are not exported to NetSuite.

  • Late returns (cash returns due to wire transfer failures) are not exported to NetSuite.

  • SuiteTax, the new way to manage taxes in NetSuite, is not supported.

  • Tax groups are not supported.

  • Custom forms are not supported.

  • Custom transaction fields in Body fields and Line fields are not supported.

  • In transit payments are not supported.

Data matching between Spendesk and NetSuite

To help you navigate between Spendesk and NetSuite, we provide you with a terminology correspondence table:

Spendesk

NetSuite

Chart of accounts

Chart of accounts

VAT rates

Tax codes

Analytical fields

Custom segments, Standard segments

Suppliers

Vendors

Members

Employees

Payments

Payments

Expense claims

Expense reports

Invoices

Vendor bills

Credit notes

Vendor credits

Card purchases

Vendor bills

Card refunds

Vendor credits

FX, ATM & other fees

Journal entries

Important note:

There is no Cost centres in NetSuite, instead you need to map your Custom segment or Standard segment in NetSuite with your cost centres in Spendesk.

Next steps

You can start the integration setup by connecting Spendesk to your NetSuite account.

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