what is NetSuite Service Tier Structure

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NetSuite Service Tier Structure is a system that determines the level of resources and services provided to a NetSuite account. The service tiers are primarily based on three factors: the number of users, the number of monthly transaction lines, and the amount of file cabinet storage used. There are different service tiers, including Standard and Premium. For instance, the Standard service tier supports up to 200,000 monthly transaction lines. If an account exceeds the limits of its current service tier (in terms of users, transaction lines, or storage), NetSuite may require the account to upgrade to the next service tier. If an account consistently exceeds the limits of its service tier, NetSuite may eventually enforce an upgrade. This is to ensure that the account has access to the necessary resources and that the system remains balanced and efficient for all users. To manage your service tier, you can monitor and manage your usage of users, transaction lines, and storage. For example, if your account is using too much storage, you could potentially reduce this by deleting unnecessary files from your file cabinet. Please note that the service tier also determines whether you are on a shared or dedicated server. More information about this can be found in the NetSuite online help documentation. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******

what is the impact in netsuite speed for over the restricted service tier?