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What is NetSuite?
NetSuite is a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) software suite that offers a range of business management tools, including accounting, inventory management, customer relationship management (CRM), and more. It is a popular choice for businesses of all sizes, providing a comprehensive solution for their operational needs.
Why would you want to transpose and pivot your NetSuite data?
Transposing and pivoting your NetSuite data can be incredibly useful for gaining deeper insights and making more informed business decisions. By rearranging your data in this way, you can:
- Identify patterns and trends more easily
- Simplify data analysis and reporting
- Uncover new relationships between different data points
- Enhance your ability to visualize and communicate your findings
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How to use NetSuite with Parabola
Parabola's NetSuite integration allows you to seamlessly import and transform your business data without any coding required.
- Automatically sync NetSuite data on a scheduled basis
- Transform complex NetSuite data structures into actionable formats
- Combine NetSuite information with other data sources for comprehensive analysis
Retrieving data from NetSuite
Before you can begin finding and replacing values, you'll need to pull your data from NetSuite into Parabola. The process starts with the Pull from NetSuite step, which connects directly to your NetSuite saved searches and brings your data into your Flow.
Key features
- Connect to any saved search in NetSuite
- Pull real-time data updates
- Filter data at the source
- Support for all NetSuite record types
How to use
- Add the Pull from NetSuite step to your Flow
- Connect your NetSuite account
- Select the saved search you want to use
- Configure any additional filters or parameters
- Run the step to preview your data
How to transpose and pivot data with Parabola
Once you've pulled in your data, you can use the Pivot columns step to transpose and pivot the data.
Key features
- Automatically creates new columns for each unique value in a column
- Pivots data similar to the transpose function in Excel
How to use
- Drag a Pivot columns step onto your Flow's canvas
- Select the column to pivot based on along with the column containing corresponding values
- Run the step to generate your pivoted data
Practical use cases and examples
Sales analysis
Suppose you want to analyze your sales data from NetSuite, breaking it down by product and region. You could use the Pivot columns step to create a matrix-style report, with products as the rows, regions as the columns, and the sum of sales as the values. This would allow you to quickly identify your top-selling products in each region and spot any trends or anomalies.
Inventory management
If you need to track inventory levels across multiple warehouses, you could use the Pivot columns step to create a report that shows the current stock levels for each item in each location. This would give you a clear, at-a-glance view of your inventory, making it easier to identify any imbalances or potential stockouts.
Financial reporting
For your financial reporting, you might want to transpose your general ledger data from NetSuite, with accounts as the rows and time periods as the columns. This would allow you to easily compare your performance across different time frames and identify any significant changes or trends in your financial data.
By using Parabola to transpose and pivot your NetSuite data, you can unlock new insights, streamline your workflows, and make more informed business decisions. Whether you're analyzing sales, managing inventory, or reporting on your financials, Parabola's powerful data transformation capabilities can help you get the most out of your NetSuite data.