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Running on NetSuite? Keep it for the books and run operations on DOSS.

NetSuite can stay your general ledger. DOSS runs the operations side (inventory, purchasing, orders, and landed cost) on one live record built for consumer brands, and posts clean entries back to NetSuite. Change the part that's slowing you down without replacing the part that works.

Steve Toves, Co-founder & President at Snackwise

“We have 2,300 invoices with lines of data going through the roof, and NetSuite was charging us per line of data. Our bill quadrupled overnight and they just expected us to eat it.”

Steve Toves, Co-founder & President Read the story

You've outgrown it when…

  • 01

    Every process change needs a consultant or a developer.

  • 02

    COGS by SKU and channel still gets built in a spreadsheet outside NetSuite.

  • 03

    Adding a 3PL, marketplace, or retailer turns into an integration project.

  • 04

    Your team exports to Excel to answer everyday operational questions.

  • 05

    The implementation took longer than planned, and some of it never got finished.

How we compare

What changesNetSuite today
General ledgerNetSuiteNetSuite stays your GL; DOSS posts journal entries, bills, and invoices to it
Changing a processSuiteScript and SuiteFlow customization, usually through an implementation partnerConfigured workflows and views, no code
Landed cost and COGSLanded cost allocated on item receipts; COGS trued up at period closeAttributed at the shipment and lot, live by SKU and channel
Inventory across 3PLsDepends on connectors or middleware; 3PL variances reconciled in spreadsheetsContinuous reconciliation across every 3PL, lot-level
New channel or 3PLA SuiteApp or middleware project for each new connectionConfiguration on the embedded integration layer, 100+ native integrations
Operational AIReporting and text assistance; no agent that takes operational actionsDossbot answers questions and takes actions with confirmation

What you keep

NetSuite stays your GL, with your chart of accounts, financial controls, and reporting. DOSS runs operations on top of it and posts to it. Your 3PLs keep their WMS. Your master data, costs, and history come with you, and everything exports back out any time.

How the switch works

  1. 01

    Import

    Your SKUs, vendors, customers, BOMs, and costs come in from NetSuite and your spreadsheets as Unified Master Data.

  2. 02

    Connect

    NetSuite, Shopify, your marketplaces, and your 3PLs connect natively; historical transactions load in.

  3. 03

    Run in parallel

    Operations run in DOSS while NetSuite keeps the books, until the numbers match and the team trusts them.

  4. 04

    Move the operational work over

    Most brands are live in 4-6 months, module by module in the order that hurts most.

Operations that change as fast as the business

Workflows and views are configured, not coded, so adding an approval step, a routing rule, or a new channel doesn't wait on a consultant.

COGS and margin that live in the system, not beside it

Freight, duties, tariffs, and co-man charges roll into landed cost at the shipment, so SKU and channel margin is live in DOSS and posts to NetSuite as clean entries.

What brands get back

  • 6 weeks

    To SKU-level COGS and contribution margin, after years on NetSuite

  • 40 → 2 hrs

    Month-end inventory close

  • 30% → 1%

    Unbatched orders

Ahmad Zakaria, VP of Hardware Operations at Firstbase

“We chose DOSS because we wanted an adaptive, scalable solution that could talk to multiple systems in any language that it had to do. It could be emails, APIs or workflows to automate those workloads and give us information at the right time.”

Ahmad Zakaria, VP of Hardware Operations Read the story

Not another ERP project

DOSS deploys in 4-6 months, and because NetSuite stays your GL, finance doesn't go through another implementation. A DOSS team guides the change alongside your ops lead rather than handing you a toolkit.

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Implementation steps

The modules behind it

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Bring your current NetSuite setup and the spreadsheets around it. We'll show you what operations look like on DOSS with NetSuite as your GL.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can keep NetSuite as your general ledger and run operations on DOSS, which posts journal entries, vendor bills, and invoices back to NetSuite.

DOSS replaces the operational work (inventory, purchasing, orders, and landed cost) and leaves the general ledger in NetSuite, or in whatever GL you choose.

DOSS connects to NetSuite natively and syncs journal entries, vendor bills, and invoices mapped to your chart of accounts.

Most brands are live in 4-6 months, module by module, while NetSuite keeps running the books.

You can, but every change to operations then depends on configuration work or developers. DOSS workflows and views are configured without code, so operations can change as fast as the business does.

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