Streamline your data management process with the NetSuite + Google Shopping integration

NetSuite is a business management software, which also includes an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) solution. NetSuite is a scalable solution, suitable from companies from midsized businesses to large enterprises. NetSuite manages the entire organization processes, including financial, asset, revenue, order, supply chain, and inventory management.

NetSuite offers multiple benefits that can be exploited by users who use it, for example, the first benefit is the scalability in terms of functionality because NetSuite allows you at any time to expand its functionality by having complete customization through full compatibility between releases. The second NetSuite's benefit is given by the scalability in terms of infrastructure and managed volumes, guaranteed by the use of an S.a.a.S. that allows, through the adoption of the most modern technologies, to have a system always correctly sized.

An excellent reason to use NetSuite is certainly the automation services. NetSuite offers these services that can cover any aspect of sales processes (including billing and invoicing) and include project management and accounting systems, the management solution expenses, and a reliable analysis platform that provides advanced and detailed performance and forecast data. Surely a massive plus for a Business Management Software.

Google Shopping is a tool provided by Google that allows retailers and eCommerce companies to advertise their physical products on Google and, for users, to compare various online shopping websites with just a few clicks to find the items you intend to purchase quickly.

Google Shopping works like a standard search engine, within which you can find products of any kind. Users can filter results based on specific parameters, such as price or retailer.

Google Shopping is not presented as simple text Ads but is accompanied by further information on the products and photographs. Products advertised through this service, like Google Ads ads, also appear on the first page of search results.