October 31, 2024

Mapping files to fields using SkyDoc storage app in NetSuite ERP

In the manufacturing sector, managing documents and files efficiently is crucial for streamlining operations and ensuring compliance. However, with NetSuite's limited storage capacity of just 10GB for its file cabinet, manufacturers often face challenges when trying to store essential documents, images, and files related to transactions and records. If your business requires more storage, you must opt for a premium package at a higher cost, which can strain your budget.Introducing SkyDoc: The Ultimate Storage SolutionTo overcome these limitations, Tvarana developed SkyDoc, an innovative application that integrates seamlessly with Amazon S3. SkyDoc enables manufacturers to attach files, images, and documents directly to NetSuite ERP records, such as transactions, custom records, and entities, all while maximizing storage efficiency.Why Choose SkyDoc?

  • Cost-Effective Storage: With SkyDoc, manufacturers have reported a reduction in storage costs by over 80%. This significant saving allows businesses to allocate resources more effectively.
  • User-Friendly Interface: SkyDoc's intuitive design makes it easy for manufacturing teams to attach and manage documents, ensuring that crucial information is readily accessible.
  • Trusted by Many: Over 20 clients have adopted SkyDoc as their preferred storage solution, providing positive feedback on its functionality and benefits.

Explore SkyDoc's FeaturesSkyDoc offers a range of features designed to enhance your NetSuite experience. To learn more about its capabilities and pricing, please visit our website.Expert Support from TvaranaAs one of the leading providers of NetSuite support services, Tvarana brings over a decade of experience and a dedicated team of in-house experts to assist your manufacturing business. With SkyDoc, you can enhance your NetSuite storage capabilities, streamline your operations, and focus on what matters most—growing your business. Schedule a consultation with us today.https://youtu.be/gvhcFz8iVvI