Memorizing transactions allows user to record transactions frequently depending on the frequency that the user has defined. Memorizing a transaction will help the user in entering the data and also set it as a remainder.
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In Workflow each state contains actions. The actions used in a workflow depends on the type of business processes need to be automated by the workflows. Workflow actions are the tasks that are performed by the workflow depending on the properties that we assign.Each state has one or more actions, and all actions contains the elements like properties, triggers and conditions.
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The accounting period is the time period for which Company or Organization reports financial performance and financial position. This feature supports general ledger management. The period covered by financial statements. Every business depends on accounting period to prepare internal accounts for performance monitoring.
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CSV import is the most commonly used method for transferring small to medium-sized data sets from other applications into NetSuite. The CSV import process saves time and prevents errors, by submitting data in a CSV (comma-separated value) file. This data can add or update many records at one time, avoiding the need for manual data entryYou can save an import job to be run later. After you have saved an import, you can reuse its mapping for later import jobs and share it with other users. When you run an import, a status page is available for you to view its progress.
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NetSuite Adds New Mobile, Headcount Analytics, Payroll and Taleo Integration Features in SuitePeople
Many small companies who are looking to find ways to become more competitive and effective are implementing HR and talent best practices as key elements of their success. NetSuite has added meaningful new investments to SuitePeople to help companies differentiate themselves with their key talent.
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