NetSuite Legacy ERP
Connect NetSuite Legacy ERP to Vertex through a certified integration that minimises risk associated with sales and use tax calculations, returns, remittance and compliance.
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Vertex + NetSuite
Leveraging a partnership built on helping businesses transact, comply and grow confidently, Vertex provides NetSuite customers with the innovation, expertise and integrated technology to manage global indirect tax across the ecosystem.
Integrating with NetSuite
Connect NetSuite with Vertex to automate tax processes and reporting, ensuring compliance while expanding your business.
NetSuite Legacy ERP, NetSuite SuiteCommerce and NetSuite SuiteTax can automate all of your back-office business processes to streamline your order-to-cash transactions. Now you can automate sales and use tax processes with Vertex.
Key Benefits of Integrating Vertex + Netsuite
- Automated, real-time tax determination and calculation, with automated update and maintenance of tax content
- Supports tax compliance for your global business, including Sales & Use Tax, VAT and GST
- Designed for flexibility and scale to support growth
- Consistency across all platforms in the tech stack that mitigates costly mistakes
- Global compliance solutions, including tax ID validation, real-time reporting, e-invoicing, compliant customer invoicing and periodic reporting to support returns generation and filing
- Ability to be integrated and hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
- Award-winning, NetSuite-certified customer support team
- End‐to‐end add‐on solutions including exemption certificate management and compliance
NetSuite SuiteCommerce
As a SuiteCloud Developer Network Partner, we deliver best-in-class solutions for NetSuite SuiteCommerce. Connect to Vertex for a seamless method of handling sales and use tax for your SuiteCommerce site.
NetSuite SuiteTax
Vertex tax solutions for NetSuite SuiteTax can seamlessly integrate to simplify the management of tax determination and compliance for even the most complex scenarios of sales, use and value-added tax (VAT).
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Resources
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Don’t forget about machine learning
Larry Mellon reports on the tax group’s use of AI and ML. -
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Taming e-invoicing’s information overload
Gunjan Tripathi examines country-specific e-invoicing requirements. -
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Four tips for ‘good to great’ career progressions
Michael Bernard shares career-elevating ideas for mid-career tax leaders.