Oracle NetSuite, which provides software services to help manage business finances, operations and customer relations, will now provide new commerce, global tax management and analytics capabilities to help organizations adapt to change and successfully grow and scale.
“The new commerce, financial management and analytics capabilities help organizations take advantage of the NetSuite platform to exceed customer expectations, enable international expansion and respond quickly to vital business needs,” writes the multinational computer technology corporation in this new release.
NetSuite Innovations and Enhancements for Businesses
Small business can compete effectively and scale, the latest innovations from NetSuite to adapt a rapid technological changes and effectively meet customer expectations.
NetSuite has introduced new customer engagement, SEO and marketing optimization capabilities along with a series of visual and interactive extensions that help marketers to deliver a personalized and continuous shopping experience.
NetSuite has introdcued other innovations within its SuiteCommerce, as:
Oracle NetSuite Global Tax Management Solutions
NetSuite has introduced “SuiteTax”, small businesses can now be able to simplify global tax calculations through support for nearly any tax rule, anywhere in the world.
Oracle says customers can use SuiteTax to calculate sales taxes in 140 different countries, including complex tax regimes such as China, India and Brazil.
According to Oracle, tax rates can be automatically updated with SuiteTax and users will be able to leverage out-of-the box reporting capabilities to quickly and easily drill down into every tax component so they know exactly how tax on each transaction was calculated.
NetSuite’s New Analytics Capabilities
And finally, Oracle NetSuite’s SuiteAnalytics added powerful analytics within existing business processes and provides an intuitive graphical toolset that makes it easy to explore and visualize data in real-time. This can help end-users quickly and easily get the answers they need to be successful, says Oracle.
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