So I just got early access to a preview of NetSuit...
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t
So I just got early access to a preview of NetSuite Next. Seems pretty slick, but it will be a serious learning curve for users.
j
What have you experienced to make it more of a learning curve? I was not able to do a preview, so I'm curious about this. I've noticed from the MCP Connector that it does some things pretty well, while others are more time consuming than just getting the information manually.
t
Just the overall Layout is different, no CenterTabs, no global search, its all condensed down to the lower right corner now. Just knowing my user base, I know some are going to struggle with the change, it was hard enough to get them comfortable with NetSuite coming from our old ERP.
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r
How'd you get the preview? Is there a submission process?
t
A while ago someone from NetSuite UI Research team reached out to me and asked if I wanted to take part in a Webinar regarding NetSuite Next and get a early bird peek at it, and provide feedback on it. I did volunteer for that. Then fast forward to about 2 weeks ago, a UX Researcher reached out and wanted to know if I would be interested in getting early access to a NetSuite Next Preview account, and with that be part of a Feedback Session, myself and my manager agreed, so they provided us with the Preview account, which is an actual copy of our Prod account.
r
Nice that’s awesome!
Do you still have access to it?
t
Yes, we just got access for the next 30 days. Me and my boss are already poking around in it.
r
@Todd Juenemann would you be interested in sharing it for 10 mins sometime? I’d love to see it. No worries if not
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t
I would not be able to directly share due to propriety info, but I could maybe share some screen shots, what specifically would you want to see.
m
^^ anything that isn't what NS has released publically.
r
@Todd Juenemann no worries! It would be cool to see a screenshot of new stuff like AI canvas, AI agents, and also a saved search, workflows, customer record etc. new stuff and what old stuff looks like