// Specialized Analytics

NetSuite analytics done right — through Microsoft Fabric.

Direct expertise migrating NetSuite SuiteAnalytics workloads into Microsoft Fabric SQL Warehouse and Power BI. AP, AR, GL, Revenue, Inventory. Stop fighting NetSuite's saved searches for executive reporting.

// What we deliver

When NetSuite reporting hits the wall, Fabric is the answer.

Most NetSuite users eventually outgrow Saved Searches and SuiteAnalytics Workbooks. Microsoft Fabric gives you a full SQL Warehouse for cross-system joins, Power BI on top for executive dashboards, scheduled refreshes that don't burden NetSuite, and proper row-level security.

Fabric SQL Warehouse schema (proper star / snowflake design)
Stored procedures for incremental dimension and fact loads
Cash Disbursement analytics (AP, vendor payment linking)
Revenue analytics with proper period handling
Inventory & procurement dashboards
Integration with Dayforce, Salesforce, and 3rd-party HRIS/CRM
// How it works

Typical engagement

Weeks 1-2

Data audit

Map current NetSuite Saved Searches and Workbooks. Identify cross-system join needs.

Weeks 3-6

Warehouse build

Fabric SQL Warehouse schema, stored procedures, incremental loads, scheduled refreshes.

Weeks 7-9

Power BI layer

Semantic model, DAX measures, executive dashboards, row-level security.

Week 10+

Iterate

Add new fact tables as new reporting needs emerge.

// Stack

Tools & technologies

Microsoft Fabric SQL Warehouse Notebooks Data Functions (Python UDFs) NetSuite SuiteAnalytics NetSuite SuiteQL Dayforce Salesforce Power BI DAX Power Query M
// Example case

A real project

NetSuite + Microsoft Fabric · Production deployment

Cash Disbursement Dashboard — Account 10020

Linking NetSuite Vendor Payments to Vendor Bills via the netsuite_nexttransactionlinelink and netsuite_previoustransactionlinelink tables is a notoriously tricky JOIN. We've built this pattern for multiple clients, including a full Cash Disbursement dashboard for Account 10020 that finance now uses as the system of record.

The pattern handles NULLs, duplicate lines, and multi-currency edge cases that the default SuiteAnalytics view silently breaks on.

// FAQ

Common questions

Do I need Fabric, or can you do this with regular Azure SQL?
Both work. Fabric is more cost-effective for most mid-market NetSuite clients because the compute scales with usage. We recommend based on your scale and existing Microsoft licensing.
Will this slow down NetSuite?
No — data extracts run off-hours, no impact on production NetSuite. SuiteAnalytics Connect throttling is respected.
Can you also pull from Dayforce / Salesforce / other systems?
Yes. Multi-system data warehouse is the typical use case — most clients want NetSuite financial data joined with Dayforce headcount / Salesforce pipeline.
How long does a typical NetSuite-to-Fabric build take?
Initial production-ready warehouse: 6-10 weeks depending on the number of dimensions/facts needed. Incremental additions after that run 1-3 weeks each.
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Ready to start?

30 minutes. No sales pitch. Just an honest conversation about whether we're a fit and how we'd approach your problem.