Do you support NetSuite OneWorld with multiple subsidiaries?

Yes — multi-subsidiary mappings for suppliers, POs, and invoices are part of the standard deployment, and subsidiary design is one of the first things we work on.

Can you migrate us from another ERP to NetSuite?

Yes, and if you run Coupa it keeps running throughout — we re-point the integration rather than rebuilding procurement.

Do we have to use Coupa to work with you on NetSuite?

No. NetSuite implementation is a standalone practice; the procurement integration is available when you want it.

ERP implementation

NetSuite implemented by the team that already connects it to everything else

Chart of accounts, OneWorld subsidiary structure, SuiteScript customization, data migration, and cutover — delivered by architects who have spent years keeping NetSuite in sync with the procurement and supplier systems around it.

Scope a NetSuite implementation

NetSuite

NetSuite is the ERP many of our fastest-growing clients run

It gets chosen because it is quick to stand up, and it gets painful later for the same reason: subsidiary structures and account hierarchies set in the first month are the ones you live with through every acquisition after.

Design

Get the structure right the first time

OneWorld subsidiary design, chart of accounts, segments, and intercompany rules modelled against where the business is going — not only where it is at kickoff.

OneWorld multi-subsidiary design
Chart of accounts and segment strategy
Intercompany and multi-currency rules

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Build

SuiteScript customization that survives upgrades

Customization built on supported extension points with documented behaviour and tests — so a NetSuite release is a scheduled event rather than an incident.

SuiteScript and SuiteFlow customization
Supported extension points only
Documented and regression-tested

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Migrate & connect

Clean data in, procurement already attached

Historical data migration with reconciliation, plus the maintained Coupa ↔ NetSuite link for suppliers, POs, invoices, and GL — enabled and supported as part of the same programme.

Migration with reconciliation
Coupa ↔ NetSuite suppliers, POs, invoices, GL
Direct-spend flows where needed

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Also included

ERP migration to or from NetSuite
Workflow automation across Slack, Jira, and NetSuite
Managed services hand-off

Scope a NetSuite implementation

Proof

What it looks like in practice

All case studies

12-week integration projects → 2-week rollouts
90% faster P2P transformation in 4 weeks

Case Study · Bigge EquipmentMar 10, 2026

Bigge Equipment Scales App Marketplace Strategy with DataMap

How Bigge Equipment turned the Coupa App Marketplace into a force multiplier — with DataMap orchestrating integrations across Salesforce, NetSuite, and ServiceNow.

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"It would have taken five times the time and cost" to do it alone — Director of Finance
Best-practice design applied across the source-to-pay process

Case Study · GoogleAug 30, 2026

Google: Speaking Finance's Language Through a Source-to-Pay Transformation

How Google's finance organization used DataMap's best-practice depth to run a Coupa source-to-pay transformation it couldn't have done alone — in a fraction of the time and cost.

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We really couldn't have done our transformation successfully without DataMap. They spoke our language and helped us with their deep knowledge of best practices. It would have taken five times the time and cost in terms of trying to figure it out on our own.

Abby Apter

Director of Finance, Google