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QuickBooks served you then. NetSuite will power your growth tomorrow. 

Discover why growing Australian and New Zealand companies migrate to NetSuite after QuickBooks, and why you should too. 

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QuickBooks vs NetSuite

Why businesses choose NetSuite over QuickBooks

  • Multi-entity management

    NetSuite can bring multiple subsidiaries & branches together on a single platform, automating inter-company transactions, financial consolidation, and compliance across regions - no spreadsheets required.

  • Advanced inventory and supply chain

    NetSuite delivers real-time visibility into inventory levels, automated replenishment, and end-to-end supply chain orchestration - whether you’re managing 100 SKUs or 10,000 across warehouses.

  • Customisation and scalability

    NetSuite scales with your growth, offering drag-and-drop customisation for unique workflows, industry-specific modules, and seamless integrations. Tailor everything from dashboards to approval chains without coding.

  • Complex financial reporting

    NetSuite’s real-time dashboards and drill-down analytics deliver consolidated financials, profit margins by region, and predictive forecasts - all in a single click.

  • Global operations

    NetSuite automates GST and payroll across 190+ currencies, with real-time exchange rates and country-specific tax rules - all while maintaining a consolidated view of global performance.

  • Third party systems

    NetSuite seamlessly integrates with 3rd party platforms - inc. Shopify and Magento - ensuring workflows like order-to-cash and procure-to-pay run smoothly across systems.

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Infographic: Comparing NetSuite and QuickBooks

Compare how NetSuite stacks up against QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Enterprise to see which software is best positioned to meet your organisation’s objectives.

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Understanding QuickBooks versus NetSuite

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QuickBooks is a straightforward accounting tool designed for small businesses or those in the early stages of growth. It’s ideal for managing basic financial tasks like invoicing, expense tracking and tax compliance - perfect for single-entity businesses with simple operational needs. 

Ideal if: 
  • You’re a small, single-entity business with basic accounting needs 
  • Your operations are straightforward, with no plans for global expansion 
  • You’re comfortable using spreadsheets and third-party apps to fill functionality gaps 

 

 

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NetSuite is a comprehensive cloud ERP built for scaling businesses. It’s designed to handle complex operations, multi-entity management, and global expansion - making it the go-to solution for businesses ready to grow or already experiencing rapid scaling. 

Ideal if: 
  • You’re managing multiple entities, subsidiaries or international operations. 
  • Your inventory, supply chain or finances are becoming too complex for QuickBooks 
  • You need real-time data, advanced reporting and custom workflows to support growth 

Growing businesses who made the switch

Having the right tech stack is a critical decision that can impact your ability to make informed decisions, scale operations and keep up with customer demand. Check out these leading ANZ businesses who levelled up from QuickBooks to NetSuite.

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Aesop took on the world after replacing 10+ on-premises systems – inc. QuickBooks - with a single NetSuite OneWorld instance. 

“The key driver for moving to NetSuite was our rapid international growth, as well as the need for flexible scalability. Our legacy systems spread across multiple markets were ill-equipped to deal with our international expansion plans and limitations quickly began to show.” 

  • Troy Smith, Global Head of ICT, Aesop 
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A move from QuickBooks and spreadsheets to NetSuite saw Usher Group create a unified system for operations, financials and unstoppable growth. 

 “We are seeing a huge growth stage coming up. So, we really wanted to focus on ourselves, our systems, processes, and people to get ready for that next phase.” 

  • Theodore Vairaktaris, Owner and Chairman, Usher Group 
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Navigate to NetSuite with Annexa 

About Annexa 

Annexa is an award-winning NetSuite partner working with Australian and New Zealand businesses to help them migrate to holistic cloud ERP solutions that address their pressing business challenges. 

Since 1993, we’ve been a part of the growth journey of hundreds of organisations and teams, designing and deploying best practice business solutions that drive business value. And we are here to help you too. 

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