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We’re delighted to announce the launch of FreightOne – the first cloud based distribution system. It supports over 200 Australian and New Zealand based freight companies so you can deliver via these couriers to your customers from inside NetSuite. Install FreightOne, allow us to connect to your freight carriers with your rates and then the Read the Rest…

In life, there are a lot of firsts. Your first job. Your first car. Your first computer. Somehow, all these firsts are scary but also exciting! New opportunities, experiences. New worlds open up especially when these firsts are technology related. For me, when I joined OnlineOne as Account Manager – and soon this position expanded Read the Rest…

We just recently implemented echoSign into our sales and delivery process and reduced our ‘time to sign by approximately 60%’

All this hoo haa about whether your business IT should be “in the cloud” or “on premises” or half way in-between misses the point. It’s about what the benefits are in terms of savings or efficiency gains, not whether your IT equipment is strawberry or chocolate chip flavoured.

We’ve seen the new NetSuite User Interface and we love it…much cleaner and a better way of navigating. It’ll just refresh things and make it a lot easier to use.

Budgetting & Forecasting Made Easy Use Adaptive Planning to simplify your budget and forecasting process. Make the process easier and more accurate. Reflect actual vs budget for great board pack reporting.

One aspect of ecommerce that is kind of forgotten in my opinion is that of financial management. Whilst the look and feel of your webstore and how it is ranked within search engines is very important lots of CMS’s and webstore setups treat the actual management of sales and cash flow as something that kind Read the Rest…

Although Online One is clearly in the IT industry we pride ourselves on being business focused rather than IT focused. Running our own business helps, but it’s also about having a team that has a lot of experience across different industries.

I was recently at the NetSuite Partner Conference which was a great event and extremely worthwhile. Held in San Francisco it was a long way to travel but well worth it …

How much uptime do you need? It bothers me that our “always on” (or should that be ‘always online’ ?) society gets a bit obsessed with the degree of uptime you need. That is, the amount of time you can access your applications/email/gizmos etc. Usually measured by percentage access.