What your customers say about Netsuite SuiteCommerce Advanced behind your back

Netsuite SuiteCommerce damages customer experience

This came across our help desk today:

Dear [website], I have spent well in excess of £1,000 with you in the last 2 years. However, I am no longer prepared to waste my time waiting for your website to work and will now be buying all my stuff from [competitor website] who have an excellent website that works properly. The website hanging and not responding has been going on for months now and you must be losing £’000s of business while this persists.

customer – in response to a SuiteCommerce hosted website

This is a customer that took the time to write. But, the reality is most customers would not take the time.

This is the underlying problem with the Netsuite SuiteCommerce Advanced e-commerce platform. At its most basic, the technology works against your customers and business goals. Server latency, “Time to First Byte” and ongoing problems with javascript execution in the backend means your customers’ experience and journey is permanently negatively impacted.

Oracle Netsuite unveils new target customer … and it’s hard to believe

Oracle tries to be cool but fails its customers
Oracle tries to be cool but fails its customers

Oracle Netsuite wants to appeal to SMBs

And the winner is? Hipsters with a small lifestyle store?! LOL.

Is Oracle Netsuite the solution for your cool SMB (Small Medium-sized Business)? The latest Oracle Netsuite imagery would like you to think so. Don’t be fooled by the marketing. This has #SuiteFail of your business written all over it.

It is hard to believe that a labour-intensive ERP system and a second rate ecommerce platform, setting you back (in reality) tens of thousands of pounds a year, are a solution that would do anything other than put this hipster store out of business.

Oracle Netsuite? #Avoid #SuiteFail

Oracle doesn’t deliver ERP system …

Worth & Company sues Oracle

Oracle sued over never-ending ERP nightmare

It is rare that Oracle let’s things get so far that their poor quality of implementation and poor structure of their ERP solution are made public through a court case. But, that has just happened, involving an engineering business in the US.

“The software giant Oracle was sued by Worth & Company, a Pennsylvania-based mechanical contractor, over a failed enterprise resource planning (ERP) software deal.” – The Register reports.

More detailes can be found here: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/21/biz_sues_oracle/

Worth & Company sues Oracle

Oracle ERP? #Avoid

Why are we interested?

That is of course our experience of the Oracle Netsuite ERP and Ecommerce SaaS platform as well: The implementation is delayed years, and when it does ‘go live’ it is riddled with technical problems.

[Here is a new Oracle Netsuite jargon for you: Coding errors that stop an ecommerce website from taking payments are ‘typographical mistakes‘ according the Oracle Netsuite international best practice team leader, not actual errors deserving a serious discussion about the damage that has done to revenue or evidence of poor quality workmanship! There, now you know.]

Oracle Netsuite? #Avoid #SuiteFail