A few weeks ago, NetSuite announced NetSuite Financials. Companies that are looking to make the move to Software as a Service or are looking for more advanced accounting features can start off with NetSuite Financials, which is designed to quickly implement NetSuite accounting software and help companies step into the Cloud. NetSuite Financials also gives companies the flexibility of adding on more functionality at a later date, like CRM and Ecommerce or even upgrade to the full suite.  It's a chance to embrace a SaaS solution which can be accessed anytime from anywhere and lets you finally do something about the pain your un-scalable software is causing your growing company.

Here are a few reasons to consider NetSuite vs. other systems.

NetSuite vs. QuickBooks
Not only does NetSuite offer the basic accounting features of QuickBooks but it also offers a dashboard that gives you insight to your business 24/7.  Additionally, it provides features like expense reporting, order entry and fulfillment that would require an additional software package.

NetSuite vs. Great Plains
Great Plains can consolidate multinational financial information if you run separate accounts and use external reporting tools but NetSuite has the ability to roll-up those subsidiaries in real-time with no add-ons. Not only that, but you can do it all from one account including different currencies, taxation rules and reporting requirements.