I've taken a different approach to "NetSuite AI." ...
# ai-netsuite
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I've taken a different approach to "NetSuite AI." I've built an app called SuiteAnalyzer. It's basically a special-purpose web browser that adds an AI layer on top of NetSuite. You log into NetSuite as you normally would, go to a report (like an Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance, etc), and then hit a quick key combo. The app grabs the data from the page and makes it available to a built-in AI chatbot. You can share one report or multiple - and you can also share saved search results, SuiteQL query results, and data from custom (SuiteScript-based) reports. Once the data's loaded, you chat with the bot. For example: "Please generate a detailed report based on the data I've shared with you." It thinks for a few seconds, and then gives you its analysis - which usually includes charts, summaries, key ratios, recommendations, etc. The results are displayed using HTML/CSS/JS. You can then ask follow up questions , and save the chat transcript for later use. If you want to learn more, details are here: https://suiteanalyzer.com
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r
Hey @tdietrich is this using NetSuite’s AI / n/llm and/or just openai, anthropic, xAI?
t
It uses a "bring your own API key" model. You can select whatever model you want - including a private LLM (as long as it’s API-accessible). I'm using OpenAI, xAI, and Anthropic.
r
Awesome!