Summary
When you're working on a client's implementation, you're helping them learn to use NetSuite and also helping them configure their account for their specific business needs. Setting up their customers is probably the most important aspect of this, since you need to have all of the customer data easily accessible and viewable, and you want to take advantage of all the NetSuite features that will use this data, saving the users time and effort. Taking the vendors and other entities into account can be more straightforward, and can be nearly as important for some clients.
Hopefully, you've seen how we can help the client do this in many ways, and the longer you work with NetSuite, the more ideas you'll have for making the system work for each of your clients.
In the next chapter, we will move into transactions. We'll start with the financial teams' work for things such as Journal Entries and Period Closes.
