NetSuite Modules List 2026: Complete Guide to All Modules

NetSuite Modules List 2026

NetSuite is sold as a core ERP platform plus a catalogue of modules. Customers start with the base subscription (Financial Management is included) and license additional modules as needed — each adds either a per-tenant fee, a per-user fee, or both. This reference covers every major NetSuite module, what it does, what it costs in broad strokes, and how it connects to the rest of the suite.

What's on this page

• Financial Management (core)
• Advanced Financials
• SuiteBilling and Revenue Recognition (ARM)
• Order Management
• Inventory Management
• Warehouse Management (WMS)
• Procurement
• Manufacturing
• Supply Chain Management
• CRM and SFA
• Customer Support and Service
• SuitePeople (HR and Payroll)
• SuiteProjects (PSA)
• SuiteAnalytics
• SuiteCommerce
• OneWorld (Multi-Subsidiary)
• Industry SuiteSuccess editions
• FAQs

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Financial Management (core) {#financial-management}

NetSuite Financial Management is the foundation included in every NetSuite subscription. It covers general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, cash management, tax management, and standard financial reporting.

Included in: Base NetSuite subscription.

Key features:

• Multi-book accounting (parallel ledgers for IFRS, UK GAAP (FRS 102), statutory).
• Multi-currency, multi-language, multi-subsidiary (with OneWorld).
• Real-time financial close dashboard.
• Audit trail and controls aligned with the UK Corporate Governance Code.
• Standard reports for P&L, balance sheet, cash flow.

Who needs it: Everyone — it's the core.

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Advanced Financials {#advanced-financials}

An add-on that layers in more sophisticated finance functionality on top of the base.

Key features:

• Advanced budgeting and forecasting.
• Allocation schedules (revenue/expense allocations across departments, classes, locations).
• Amortisation schedules (prepaid expenses, deferred revenue).
• Statistical accounts.
• Approval routing for journal entries.

Pricing tier: Typical add-on cost £3,200–£6,400/year.

Who needs it: Mid-market and larger; almost mandatory for companies with multi-department allocations, deferred revenue requirements under IFRS or UK GAAP, or formal budget control.

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SuiteBilling and Advanced Revenue Management {#suitebilling-arm}

For subscription-based, usage-based, and project-based revenue. Increasingly critical with IFRS 15 / ASC 606.

SuiteBilling features:

• Subscription billing (recurring, usage, milestone).
• Tiered, volume, and stair-step pricing models.
• Prorations, upgrades/downgrades, mid-cycle changes.
• Consolidated invoicing across multiple subscriptions.

Advanced Revenue Management (ARM) features:

• IFRS 15 / ASC 606 compliant revenue recognition.
• Performance obligation tracking, standalone selling price (SSP) calculations.
• Multi-element arrangement (MEA) automation.
• Contract modifications and cumulative catch-up entries.

Pricing tier: £8,000–£24,000/year combined add-on.

Who needs it: SaaS, subscription, media, software, and project-based services firms.

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Order Management {#order-management}

Covers sales orders, returns, fulfilment, drop-ship, and intercompany orders.

Key features:

• Order-to-cash workflow automation.
• Multi-location inventory commitment.
• Drop-ship and special-order workflows.
• Backorder and partial-shipment handling.
• Return Merchandise Authorisation (RMA) management.

Pricing tier: Included in base NetSuite for basic functionality; advanced order management is a paid add-on.

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Inventory Management {#inventory-management}

Inventory accounting, lot/serial tracking, location management, and inventory replenishment.

Key features:

• FIFO, LIFO, average cost, standard cost methods.
• Lot, serial, and bin tracking.
• Multi-location inventory with bin-level visibility.
• Demand planning and reorder points.
• Cycle counting and physical inventory.

Pricing tier: Included in NetSuite for distribution and manufacturing editions; add-on for the base.

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Warehouse Management (WMS) {#warehouse-management}

Native NetSuite WMS — replaces the legacy Advanced Inventory module for organisations with significant warehouse operations.

Key features:

• Mobile barcode scanning (iOS, Android).
• Wave, batch, and zone picking strategies.
• Putaway rules, slotting, replenishment.
• Cycle counting and physical inventory on mobile.
• Cartonisation and pack station workflows.

Pricing tier: Typical add-on cost £4,000–£12,000/year + per-user mobile licences.

Who needs it: Distributors, manufacturers, retailers running their own warehouses or 3PL operations.

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Procurement {#procurement}

Requisitions, purchase orders, vendor management, three-way matching.

Key features:

• Requisition-to-PO workflow with approval routing.
• Vendor records, vendor portals, vendor performance tracking.
• Three-way match (PO, receipt, invoice).
• Blanket POs and contract pricing.
• Punchout catalogues to supplier websites.

Pricing tier: Included in many editions; advanced procurement is an add-on.

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Manufacturing {#manufacturing}

NetSuite supports discrete, process, mixed-mode, and engineer-to-order manufacturing.

Key features:

• Bill of materials (multi-level, configurable, phantom).
• Work order management.
• Routing and labour tracking.
• WIP and lean manufacturing.
• Demand-driven MRP with the Demand Planning module.
• Quality management (with the Quality module).
• Manufacturing mobile app for shop floor.
• Engineering change orders (ECOs).

Pricing tier: Manufacturing edition or Manufacturing add-on, typically £12,000–£32,000/year depending on scope.

Who needs it: Discrete manufacturers, process manufacturers, mixed-mode shops.

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Supply Chain Management {#supply-chain-management}

Demand planning, supply planning, and supply chain control tower.

Key features:

• Statistical and consensus demand forecasting.
• Supply planning across multi-tier supply chains.
• Inventory optimisation.
• Supplier collaboration portal.
• Supply chain risk dashboards.

Pricing tier: Typically bundled into Manufacturing or Distribution SuiteSuccess editions.

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CRM and SFA {#crm-sfa}

NetSuite CRM (formerly NetCRM) is built into the platform — a key differentiator versus other ERPs that require a separate CRM.

Key features:

• Lead, contact, and account management.
• Opportunity and sales pipeline.
• Quote-to-order with native integration to ERP.
• Marketing automation (email, campaigns, segmentation).
• Partner Relationship Management (PRM) for channel sales.
• Sales forecasting with quota tracking.

Pricing tier: Included in NetSuite for most users. Standalone CRM-only licences are also available.

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Customer Support and Service {#customer-support}

Case management, customer portal, and field service capability.

Key features:

• Case routing and SLAs.
• Knowledge base and self-service portal.
• Customer satisfaction tracking.
• Field service scheduling and dispatch (with the Field Service add-on).

Pricing tier: Included; field service is a paid add-on.

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SuitePeople (HR and Payroll) {#suitepeople}

NetSuite's native HRIS and payroll, alternative to bolting on Workday or ADP.

Key features:

• Employee records, org charts, time-off tracking.
• Performance management and goal setting.
• US payroll (in-house; note the native payroll module covers the US only).
• Time tracking, expense reports.
• Onboarding workflows.

Pricing tier: £4/employee/month for SuitePeople; payroll is an add-on at additional per-employee cost.

Who needs it: Mid-market companies that prefer a single-vendor stack. Note: the native payroll module is US only — UK payroll requires a partner solution such as CloudPay or ADP.

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SuiteProjects (PSA) {#suiteprojects}

Professional Services Automation — formerly OpenAir, now SuiteProjects PSA.

Key features:

• Project planning and scheduling.
• Resource management and forecasting.
• Time and expense capture.
• Project billing (T&M, fixed fee, milestone).
• Project profitability and utilisation dashboards.

Pricing tier: Per-user; typically £16–£64/user/month depending on edition.

Who needs it: Consulting firms, agencies, IT services, professional services organisations.

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SuiteAnalytics {#suiteanalytics}

Native reporting, saved searches, dashboards, and SuiteAnalytics Workbook (the next-generation analytics layer).

Key features:

• Drag-and-drop saved searches and reports.
• Real-time dashboards and KPIs.
• SuiteAnalytics Workbook — pivot tables, calculated measures, cross-subsidiary analysis.
• SuiteAnalytics Connect — ODBC/JDBC connector for external BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, Looker).

Pricing tier: Saved searches and basic reporting included; SuiteAnalytics Connect is a paid add-on.

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SuiteCommerce {#suitecommerce}

NetSuite's native e-commerce platform, available in Standard and Advanced editions.

Key features:

• B2C and B2B storefronts.
• Real-time integration with inventory, pricing, customer records (single source of truth).
• Site management tools, themes, extensions.
• Mobile-optimised.
• MyAccount customer portal for self-service.

Pricing tier: £20,000–£80,000+/year depending on edition and number of sites.

Who needs it: Retailers, B2B distributors, and brands that want native ERP-commerce integration without bolting on Shopify or BigCommerce.

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OneWorld (Multi-Subsidiary) {#oneworld}

NetSuite OneWorld extends the base for global businesses operating multiple legal entities.

Key features:

• Multi-currency, multi-language, multi-tax-engine.
• Intercompany transactions and eliminations.
• Country-specific compliance (e.g. Brazil NFe, Italy SDI, India GST).
• Consolidated and entity-level reporting.

Pricing tier: Significant uplift — typically £800/month per additional subsidiary above the base.

Who needs it: Any organisation with more than one legal entity, especially across countries.

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Industry SuiteSuccess editions {#industry-editions}

NetSuite packages pre-configured industry editions under the SuiteSuccess brand. Each edition includes a curated module set, industry-specific workflows, standard reports, and a guided implementation methodology.

Available editions:

• Software / SaaS.
• Wholesale Distribution.
• Manufacturing (discrete, process, mixed-mode).
• Retail.
• Services (professional services, consulting, agencies).
• Nonprofit.
• Financial Services / FinTech.
• Healthcare and Life Sciences.
• Advertising, Media & Publishing.
• Restaurants and Hospitality.
• Energy.

Pricing tier: Same as standard NetSuite — the value is in faster implementation (often 100 days vs 6+ months for blank-slate deployments).

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FAQs {#faqs}

How many modules does NetSuite have?

NetSuite ships with ~15 functional pillars (Financials, Order Management, Inventory, Procurement, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, CRM, Customer Service, HR, PSA, Analytics, Commerce, etc.). Within each, there are sub-modules and add-ons. A typical mid-market deployment runs 6–10 licensed modules.

Which NetSuite modules are included in the base subscription?

Financial Management is always included. Most subscriptions also include basic Order Management, Inventory, CRM, and SuiteAnalytics (saved searches and reports). Advanced functionality (ARM, SuiteBilling, WMS, Manufacturing, OneWorld) is licensed separately.

How much do additional NetSuite modules cost?

Module pricing varies dramatically — from ~£3,200/year (Advanced Financials) to £32,000+/year (Manufacturing, full WMS, SuiteCommerce Advanced). A typical mid-market customer with 6–10 modules pays £24,000–£64,000/year in module add-ons on top of the base subscription and user licences.

Do I need OneWorld?

Only if you have more than one legal entity. OneWorld is required for multi-subsidiary financial consolidation, intercompany transactions, and most country-specific compliance. The price uplift is significant — budget £800/month per additional subsidiary.

Can I add modules later?

Yes — modules can be added mid-contract with pro-rated pricing. Removing modules typically waits until renewal.

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