Stop Paying $499/mo for Your Own Data
Calculate your projected savings from eliminating SuiteAnalytics Connect and automating your entire NetSuite reporting pipeline. Most teams save $20K+ in year one.
The licence is the visible cost, and it is not the whole one. The rest is a person's week, every month.
The cost of doing nothing
Every month you manage NetSuite reporting manually is time, money, and accuracy you never get back.
The Manual Trap
Automated Pipeline
You were paying for this twice
One cost is the ODBC line on the renewal. The other is the hours in the strip above, spent logging in, running saved searches, cleaning the output and pasting it into a model. The run below is what removes the second one.
One nightly run, table by table. The figures are illustrative; the mechanics are the real ones, incremental pulls with per-table row counts and one run summary.
Incremental, not a nightly full reload
Only rows changed since the last run move, which is why the window is minutes rather than a maintenance slot.
The row counts are the receipt
A run that moved nothing tells you as much as one that moved forty thousand rows, and both are on the record.
No step waits on a person
The hours come back whether or not anyone is in the office, which is the part a licence saving alone does not buy.
Work it out on your own numbers
Two inputs: what month-end costs you in hours, and what you pay Oracle for the ODBC service today.
Your setup today
Hours are costed at $75 and discounted to 80 percent, because automation removes most of a task and rarely all of it.
Your projected savings
Year one
Two years
Three years
Payback period
< 1 month
The licence line alone covers the subscription, before any hours are counted.
Where the money and the hours actually land
The licence saving is one line on one budget. The rest of it shows up as time that stops being spent, in four different jobs.
A year of SuiteAnalytics Connect that stops being billed, because the sync reads the REST interface your NetSuite licence already includes.
A month of saved searches, CSV downloads and paste-into-the-model, replaced by a schedule that has already run before anyone is at their desk.
No ODBC driver on a machine somewhere, no gateway service to patch, and no ticket the week after a NetSuite release.
Incremental sync moves changed rows instead of reloading the table, so a refresh is minutes rather than a window you plan the evening around.
Cost Comparison
Feature-for-feature, Acterys delivers more for less.
| Category | SuiteAnalytics Connect |
Acterys
|
|---|---|---|
| Monthly license | $499/mo | $0 ODBC |
| ODBC driver | Required | None |
| Multi-destination | ODBC only | 6+ targets |
| Incremental sync | Manual | Automatic |
| Monitoring | None | Full dashboard |
Monthly License
SuiteAnalytics
$499/mo
Acterys
$0 ODBC
ODBC Driver
SuiteAnalytics
Required
Acterys
None needed
Incremental Sync
SuiteAnalytics
Manual
Acterys
Automatic
What Teams Say About Their ROI
Named accounts are under NDA, so these are by role and sector. Every figure is the one that team reported back to us after go-live.
“We cancelled SuiteAnalytics Connect within a month. The SuiteQL route is faster, it does not break on a NetSuite release, and the CFO has dashboards he actually opens.”
“Setup took ten minutes, which I did not believe until I did it. We went from CSV exports to live Power BI in an afternoon.”
“The incremental sync is the whole thing. Reports refresh in seconds where we used to sit through thirty-minute ODBC timeouts.”
“Four subsidiaries in one Power BI model. What took three days at every close now happens overnight and nobody touches it.”
“Board packs generate themselves from live NetSuite data now, and we build and manage the budget in the same place we read the actuals.”