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NetSuite Launches SuiteSkills AI Tools for Business Process Management

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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NetSuite launched SuiteSkills, a collection of prebuilt AI business tools designed for customers. These tools allow organizations to apply NetSuite data, process knowledge, and industry-specific functions through AI systems connected to the software. The launch includes over 45 skills across areas such as finance, inventory, projects, and sales.

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The new tools enable customers to use AI within NetSuite while maintaining existing controls over business processes and permissions. NetSuite already has more than 13,000 customers who have adopted the AI Connector Service, which allows them to connect chosen AI models to NetSuite data.

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Who's involved

  • Evan GoldbergFounder and executive vice president of NetSuite
  • NetSuiteAmerican cloud-based business management software company that launched SuiteSkills
  • Oracle CorporationAmerican multinational computer corporation that controls NetSuite's intellectual property
  • OracleCompany in Madrid, Spain, whose platform NetSuite relies on
  • GoogleAmerican multinational technology company whose Gemini models NetSuite integrates

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The entities involved

  • Evan Goldberg

    Canadian screenwriter (born 1982)

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  • NetSuite

    American cloud-based business management software company

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