Five engagements. Fixed scope.
Boldbardtakes on five fixed-scope NetSuite engagements — the full delivery life cycle, from greenfield implementation through post-go-live stabilization. Every one is priced and scoped before the first artifact is written, and aimed at the gaps Big Four and T&M firms leave open.
What we deliver
Engagements, not retainers.
Every engagement below is priced and scoped before the first artifact is written. No T&M meter, no scope creep — a senior operator is on the account from kickoff to stabilization.
Full implementations
20–200-seat operators moving off QuickBooks, Xero, or Sage into multi-entity, multi-currency NetSuite — kickoff to month-one close.
Expertise
Manufacturing depth: BOM, routings, standard costing
Built the way your Bill of Materials, routings, and standard-costing updates actually run — not the demo tenant’s defaults.
WMS implementation experience
Warehouse workflows designed against real pick/pack/ship, receiving, and cycle-count operations, then tested against the operator’s actual floor.
Train client teams to run it
Controllers and ops own the system by week four. Hand-off is part of the engagement, not a separate contract.
SuiteScript customization
Bespoke SuiteScript for the workflows the demo tenant doesn’t cover — written as versioned code, not tribal knowledge.
Expertise
SuiteFoundation-certified engineers
Every script is written by a developer who has passed the SuiteCloud Developer certification — not someone who has just been around the platform.
Versioned repos with CI
Scripts live in a Git repo with peer review and deployable artifacts — your dev team can read, audit, and extend the code after we leave.
Celigo + SuiteScript extension work
Bundled integrations and middleware built to the same versioning discipline as the SuiteScript they extend, so the seam between them stays intact.
AI integrations for NetSuite
SuiteScript, saved-search, and approval work that still depends on tribal knowledge — AI fits inside that work, not in a parallel demo.
Expertise
AI pair-programming for SuiteScript development
Cuts SuiteScript 2.x / 2.1 boilerplate and flags Record, N/record, and search-API gotchas before peer review — net reviewer time, not net code volume.
AI-assisted saved searches, KPIs, and data analytics
Operator-facing dashboards and saved searches generated from the tenant’s actual fields and custom records — not template reports with placeholder asks.
Embedded AI features inside the client tenant
Smart approvals, anomaly detection, and document summarization wired into the user-facing record view via map/reduce scripts — visible to operators, audit trail intact.
SuiteFlow automation
Approvals, exception routing, and operator-visible status — workflows that survive contact with production, not just the workflow editor.
Expertise
SuiteFoundation discipline
Flows designed by SuiteCloud-certified engineers, with the gotchas documented before the workflow goes live — not after the first ticket.
Built to survive production
Exception paths, delegation, escalation, and failure modes designed and tested before shipping — not patched in when an approver goes on PTO.
Train operators to edit
Your ops team can adjust delegations, add approvers, and tune exception paths without Boldbard on a call.
Post-go-live stabilization
The first 30/60/90 days after cutover — month-one close, reconciliation triage, and the edge cases the workshop missed.
Expertise
Structured hand-off program
Every config, saved search, and script documented as a versioned artifact. Your team inherits a build they can read, not a black box.
Train client team to own ops
Controllers and ops are running month two before Boldbard leaves. Peak stabilization ends with your team independent, not dependent.
SuiteFoundation discipline
Stabilization applies the same configuration and review discipline the build did — no surprises in how a change gets reviewed.
Each engagement is a fixed scope — engagement 01 is the broadest commitment, the rest are focused slices you can take on individually.
Cross-cutting depth
What Boldbard brings to every engagement.
The five engagements above differ in scope, but draw on the same depth — the same certifications, the same field-tested concepts, and the same hand-off discipline.
depth
SuiteCloud-certified bench
SuiteCloud Developer certification across the build bench — not just the principal on the first call.
depth
Manufacturing systems
Bill of Materials, routings, and standard costing wired to actual production workflows, not the demo.
depth
Celigo + middleware
Integration work across EDI, REST/SOAP, and Celigo pipelines — managed under one engagement, not three vendor hand-offs.
depth
WMS implementations
Warehouse workflows built and tested against real pick/pack/ship, receiving, and cycle-count operations.
depth
Train-then-handoff
Hand-off is part of every engagement, not a separate contract. Your team owns the system before Boldbard exits.
Verticals
The same engagements, narrowed to a use case.
Each vertical below applies the engagements above to one operator profile — same fixed scope, same principal, same post-go-live discipline, scoped to the patterns that profile actually needs.
Vertical · SaaS subscription billing
NetSuite for SaaS subscription billing.
ARR-stage operators leaving QuickBooks or Xero — ASC 606 deferral waterfalls, MRR/ARR saved searches, multi-currency billing, and a SuiteScript extension for usage-based contracts.
Vertical · Multi-entity operators
NetSuite for multi-entity operators.
Series B+ SaaS, agencies, and holding companies whose intercompany flows and consolidated reporting are spread across duplicated QBO or Xero files — chart of accounts as a pattern, SuiteFlow intercompany automation, OneWorld consolidations.
Start an engagement
One email. A 30-minute scope call.
Send a short note about your company, your current ERP, and the rough go-live target. If there is a fit, we’ll book a call inside a week and the rest of the scoping starts there. If there isn’t, we’ll tell you that too.
Include in the first note
- Company size + entities in scope
- Current ERP (QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, NetSuite, other)
- Target go-live or stabilization window
- The single biggest thing you need solved first