Workflows
Workflows in Netsuite
Workflows (Suiteflows) in Netsuite are used for automating business processes.Despite SuiteScript’s more extensive customization capabilities, SuiteFlow has the advantage of having a graphical user interface, which eliminates the need for programming.
Workflows are helpful when modifying straightforward business processes. A workflow would be helpful, for instance, if you needed to send an email whenever a first record was edited.
Workflows also have the benefit of being simple to create and maintain. Although programming is not necessary, it is still vital to understand business mapping, saved searches, and logic concepts.
Workflows are recommended for use cases noted in the following table.
For more complex customizations, use SuiteScript if you need:
- More power, flexibility, or application coverage
- To perform complex logic or calculations
- To process large volumes of data
Schedule a call with us to implement netsuite workflows for your organization to automate certain tasks.
Workflows in Netsuite
Workflows (Suiteflows) in Netsuite are used for automating business processes.Despite SuiteScript’s more extensive customization capabilities, SuiteFlow has the advantage of having a graphical user interface, which eliminates the need for programming.
Workflows are helpful when modifying straightforward business processes. A workflow would be helpful, for instance, if you needed to send an email whenever a first record was edited.
Workflows also have the benefit of being simple to create and maintain. Although programming is not necessary, it is still vital to understand business mapping, saved searches, and logic concepts.
Workflows are recommended for use cases noted in the following table.
For more complex customizations, use SuiteScript if you need:
- More power, flexibility, or application coverage
- To perform complex logic or calculations
- To process large volumes of data
Schedule a call with us to implement netsuite workflows for your organization to automate certain tasks.
