Hey everyone! Last call for submitting any ideas you'd like to see specific topics / content at SuiteWorld 2024. Be very specific please.. if you mention SDF - is there some specific aspect of the product you feel would be useful for you! I'm here to make sure you have the best experience possible. No submission is a bad submission! Thank you 🙂

1. How to use/master advanced accounting functions (statistical accounts, amortization, expense allocations, Intercompany management) 2. Advanced use of workflows/how to build effective workflows/automating processes through workflows 3. customizing your environment (dashboards, centers, shortcuts, reminders, preferences, etc) 4. building custom processes into WMS mobile screens 5. How to start creating suite scripts (setting up your IDE, working with SDF, creating and deploying scripts, general guidelines and code snippets for simple UE andCS scripts) 6. Deep dive into Project Budgeting and accounting. Ie project templates, project billing, project budgets, WBS, project profitability reporting, project budgeting vs actual, project forecasting) 7. Customizing your environment with custom records, transactions and fields. How to use custom segments, transactions and records to meet specific needs for your business 8. Performance tips to help your environment run better 9. Functions and expressions available to saved search formulas and how to use them

Awesome suggestions @MGBC thank you for submitting these ideas!

Async, async, async… • searchTask with inboundDependency • Other functions or approaches that can leverage NetSuite queues/processors and async functions. • Clear and deep dive into how the different processors/queues are shared, is the searchTask using one of the processors shared across Scheduled Scripts and Map Reduce? Or it takes a CSV processor? Are Mass Updates using shared scheduled or map reduce processors? • Practical examples or exposure of other Technologies currently available in NetSuite but not documented, the Inbound Shipment records UI is using a different UX technology not available or exposed to the public for example.