What is SuiteBuilder and when should you use it?
When we think about NetSuite, one of the first things that should come to mind is how flexible and configurable it is for any ERP-related use case. Most of that configuration is accomplished via the SuiteBuilder parts of the system.
SuiteBuilder isn't a screen you go to though; you won't find it in the menus (in NetSuite, called Centers) across the top of the screen. Instead, you'll find the various SuiteBuilder features under the Setup and Customization menus, allowing you to re-work all of the native record screens NetSuite offers and more. When you need to change the order of fields on a screen or add a new field to one, you'll use the SuiteBuilder features to accomplish this. In older ERP systems, you might have to hire a professional to make changes like this, but in NetSuite, any user with some training (and the right permissions) can go in and make modifications to screens and records (and more) to suit...
