What is the difference between the features MULTISUBSIDIARIES and SUBSIDIARIES?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The features MULTISUBSIDIARIES and SUBSIDIARIES in NetSuite have different functionalities. The MULTISUBSIDIARIES feature, also known as the Multi-Subsidiary Customer feature, allows a customer to belong to multiple subsidiaries. This feature can be enabled under Enable Features > Company > ERP General. However, it's important to note that there are certain limitations and incompatibilities associated with this feature. For instance, it is incompatible with SuiteBilling, Billing Accounts, Consolidated Payments, and Mini EU One Stop Shop (MOSS). Also, it has limited functionality in areas like customer specific budgets, communication subtab on the customer record, and tax limitations. On the other hand, the SUBSIDIARIES feature refers to the ability to assign a primary subsidiary to a vendor or customer in the classification section, and then list additional subsidiaries that the vendor or customer can be linked to in the subsidiaries subtab. The primary subsidiary is the main subsidiary that the vendor or customer is associated with, while the subsidiaries listed in the subtab are other subsidiaries that the vendor or customer can be used with. In summary, the MULTISUBSIDIARIES feature allows a customer to be associated with multiple subsidiaries, while the SUBSIDIARIES feature allows for the assignment of a primary subsidiary and additional subsidiaries to a vendor or customer. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******