Netsuite Inc.

Stephen Clode

Darren Linscott

William Ellery Bailey

Gaurav Bawa

Peter C Fung

Dennis Paul Shak

Jeremy John Blanchard

Andrew Owen Vincent

Xiaozheng (Michael) Ye

Craig Sullivan

Brian Purville

Truman (Clyde) Adley, Jr

Christopher Craxton

Jeffrey Jones

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for enabling a user of a multi-tenant cloud-based business data processing platform to define one or more custom transactions having an impact on general ledger transactions. Such custom GL impacting transactions provide the power and flexibility for an ERP module of the platform to satisfy the varying requirements of national/international markets that have and often require additional transaction types to cover aspects of their business activity that have an ERP and/or GL impact, and which have not been supported or anticipated by a developer in the first instance. In this manner, providing a system, apparatus and method for altering existing native transaction types having a GL impact reduce complexities associated with GL bloat, version-lock, vendor-lock, and lack of upgradability.

System and method for implementing custom transactions and improvements to general ledger functionality

Systems and methods of processing business related data arising from multiple revenue sources (e.g., sales, subscriptions, professional services, vendors, etc.). In some embodiments, the inventive system and methods enable a more flexible and efficient approach to identifying revenue source events (mediation), pricing those events (typically as part of a rating process), and subsequently leveraging those 'ratable events' in the billing and revenue recognition subsystems according to configurable rules and schedules. Data regarding those charges or other aspects of a ratable event may then be used and processed by multiple sub-systems that are part of operating a business; such sub-systems may include one or more of ERP, CRM, HCM, financial, accounting, taxation, or other business-related system or function.

System and method for implementing unified billing and unified rating operations

Methods, systems, and apparatuses for improving the handling and interaction of charge events in a business using services of a multi-tenant computing platform, such as accounting, CRM, ERP, and the like. Embodiments are directed to implementing and using a charge record to enable efficient use of charges originating from multiple sources to generate reports and forecasts for multiple other services and/or recipients. In one embodiment, the charge record defines a single-source of data which enables maintaining critical business information in synchronization through a single repository of data. One aspect is to define a single abstraction, the charge record, which all sources can create. Thus, instead of multiple relationship between multiple sources and multiple processes, a charge record provides a single data point for a charge such that charges sources and processes that utilize data from the charge sources may interact using a single type of data record.

System and method for implementing charge centric billing

A multiple currency rate consolidator addresses the needs of multi-national companies that do business in different currencies and tax localities. A consolidated view of financial data may be provided in real time. The multiple currency rate consolidator allows each subsidiary within a subsidiary hierarchy to enter and manage transactional data as well as budget/forecast data in a corresponding localized functional currency. The multiple currency rate consolidator allows different consolidation levels to view localized, consolidated values of subsidiary transactions. The multiple currency rate consolidator also accommodates statutory, ad hoc and management reporting consolidation using different subsidiary configurations for the same time periods, as well as the versioning of the subsidiary hierarchy to accommodate structural changes across different time periods.

Multiple rate currency consolidator

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Stephen Clode