There's a free self-serve NetSuite invoice payment link provided by the connector and is a great place to get started. To use the full version, you can request a demo to see if the connector is a good fit for you. Request a demo by Installing the app and requesting a demo.
Here are 4 payment flows supported out of the box:
The deposit automation (aka cash reconciliation) is included with every payment flow.
For more information on each workflow, visit https://docs.stripe.com/connectors/netsuite/overview/
Minimal migration work is required on your part. A CSV file containing a comprehensive list of customers with their Stripe and NetSuite IDs will be required during onboarding. Speak with the implementation partner for more details.
No. The connector never sends emails or any communication to your customers. Email notifications are controlled in your Customer emails settings.
Yes. Multiple Stripe accounts are supported, and multiple subsidiaries are supported if you are using NetSuite OneWorld. Each subsidiary in NetSuite is associated with a specific Stripe account. When processing a payment on a sales order, invoice, etc., the Stripe account associated with the subsidiary of the customer is used.
For example:
You can login to your account’s dashboard at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/settings/apps/com.stripe.netsuite-connector or, if on the legacy system https://dashboard.suitesync.io/login. Anyone with Administrator permissions on your Stripe account has access to the connector.
It depends on how you're using Stripe Connect. If you use or plan to use Connect please bring this up during your discussions with Stripe sales or with our onboarding partner.
Yes. There are several ways that taxes can be configured depending on how you configure taxes with Stripe and NetSuite, and this will be an important point of discussion during the onboarding process.