The AI workspace built for NetSuite
Make sense of the numbers, work through account issues, write SuiteScript, or get to know a client’s setup. netQuery.ai brings AI and your live NetSuite account together in one desktop app.
Windows · Optional NetSuite bundle · AI included
Real product views. Example account data.
A month-end question. A script that keeps failing. A new client to understand. Here’s how the app helps you work through each one.
Start with the bills behind the numbers. Compare vendors and subsidiaries, check which costs changed, and open the SuiteQL behind the answer.
What you get: A spend comparison, supporting transactions, and an explanation for your month-end review.
Start with a question
A sales order won’t save. Open its approval script, inspect the deployments and recent errors, then ask AI to help trace what went wrong.
What you get: The relevant source and error entries, likely causes, and the next checks to make.
Start with a question
Check who owns each script before you migrate. Leave managed bundles with their vendor, review your changes in Code and Git, then test in sandbox before approving an SDF release.
What you get: A proposed code diff, sandbox checks to review, and an SDF deployment you confirm.
Start with a question
Run Customer Business Profile to explore enabled features and how the client buys, sells, and closes the books. Use the findings to ask better questions at the kickoff.
What you get: An account summary, a detailed process report, and gaps to discuss with the client.
Start with a question
Keep the investigation, implementation, and checks together—with a chance to review the evidence before anything reaches production.
Start with the Pre-Release Impact Analyzer and the official release notes. Then turn the findings into executable checks in your Release Preview account.
What you get: An impact assessment, results from the checks you run, and a clear list of failures and untested paths.
Compare the release notes with your scripts and workflows. Choose the business paths and expected outcomes to check.
Ask AI to prepare test transactions and Runner checks. Review and approve execution, then inspect actual results and script logs.
Review proposed fixes, rerun the affected checks, and keep failed or untested paths visible in the release decision.
Start with a question
Runner requires the optional NetSuite bundle, Developer mode, Read and write mode, and confirmation. Test transactions can persist. An impact report alone does not prove release readiness.
Describe a solution—such as order approvals by subsidiary and discount level. Work through the design, SuiteScript, custom fields, tests, and release in the same workspace.
What you get: A versioned solution, test evidence, and an SDF release with a confirmed destination.
Define the rules, approval roles, exceptions, and acceptance tests. Inspect the account’s existing fields and scripts before choosing the design.
Develop the SuiteScript and SDF objects with AI. Review the diffs, test normal and exception paths in sandbox, and refine the solution against the agreed checks.
Commit the changes in Git, run SDF validation, and review the destination account. Confirm production deployment, then check the deployed behavior.
Start with a question
Code and Git are in beta. Account access, optional Runner setup, SuiteCloud credentials, and the required write approvals apply. Scope and test coverage are agreed for each solution.
Describe what you want to change. Work on SuiteScript with AI, compare it with your live account, and keep the code, Git history, and SDF tools together.
Real product views. Example account data.
Ask for a new script or a change to an existing one. Refine it with AI and see exactly what changed in the diff.
Commit and push changes, open pull requests, and compare your repository with the scripts in your account.
Run SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF) checks, review the destination account, and confirm when you’re ready to deploy.
Code and Git are in beta. Enable Developer mode with an authorized NetSuite role; SDF deployment requires configured SuiteCloud credentials and confirmation.
Example workflow
Some SuiteScript 1.0 scripts belong to managed bundles, so their updates are the vendor’s job. netQuery.ai helps find yours, upgrade them to 2.1, and work through sandbox tests before you approve an SDF deployment.
Start by finding the scripts you own. Follow the changes through testing to the deployment you approve.
These sample results illustrate the steps. They aren’t a completed migration or verified tests; your account needs its own checks.
Check versions, bundle ownership, and dependencies. Choose the custom scripts to upgrade and leave vendor-managed updates with the publisher.
Real product views. Example account data.
Illustrative workflow
Let netQuery.ai update the selected scripts to 2.1. Review the code and Git diff before you test.
Real product views. Example account data.
Illustrative workflow
Have netQuery.ai create sandbox test transactions, check logs, and refine the code until your agreed checks pass. Keep the results for the release review.
Real product views. Example account data.
Illustrative workflow
Review the test results and exact destination account. SDF deployment needs configured credentials, the required write permissions, and your confirmation.
Real product views. Example account data.
Illustrative workflow
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Start with the included model, connect a provider you already use, or run a local model. Here’s what each option means for setup, costs, and your data.
The model catalog is kept current as new models launch. Portal account and operational data are stored separately. Claude Desktop over MCP is also supported; its subscription is separate.
Currently powered by GLM 5.3 Flash, optimized for NetSuite on TensorX infrastructure. We keep the included AI current as we select and optimize the newest and most capable open models for NetSuite.
Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, or another provider from the supported catalog. Prefer local models? Use Ollama, LM Studio, or a compatible endpoint. We keep the model catalog up to date as new models launch.
Why connect your account?
Your custom fields, subsidiaries, scripts, and workflows matter. netQuery.ai works with the details your role can access, so you can ask about the account you actually use.
Use your live records and account details, within your existing role permissions.
The app queries NetSuite and shares relevant details with your chosen AI provider or local model. Included AI runs on EU-hosted TensorX infrastructure.
Check the queries, results, and code changes behind the answer.
Work with the fields, records, and scripts your team actually uses.
Open the SuiteQL behind an analysis and follow the results back to the data.
Export findings, save prompts, and pick up the work again later.
Take a closer look at queries, account details, AI coding, Git, and SDF.
Compare vendor bills across periods and subsidiaries in Analyze. Open the SuiteQL and supporting results, then prepare an explanation. This view uses sample account data.
Real product views. Example account data.
Install the Windows app and connect your NetSuite session. Add the optional managed bundle for saved-search tools and deeper workflow details.
Sign in to the account portal for your installer, license, and setup guide.
Use the browser extension or sign in through the app’s NetSuite view. A NetSuite administrator can also install the optional netQuery.ai managed bundle.
Start with included AI, or pick Anthropic, OpenAI, or local models through Ollama, LM Studio, and compatible endpoints from the supported catalog. Claude Desktop over MCP is also supported. External providers and Claude subscriptions have separate costs.
You can connect without it. Add the bundle for saved searches and a closer look at workflows.
Query the records your role can access with SuiteQL, and look up standard record details and live schema information through NetSuite REST. Your account needs REST Web Services enabled and the relevant role permissions.
Inspect and run saved searches, and see more workflow details. The optional Runner also lets you validate scripts in a sandbox or Release Preview account.
A NetSuite administrator installs the optional bundle. Runner validation requires Developer mode and confirmation; test changes may persist in the account.
Know what the app can access, when it can make changes, and where your information goes.
The app uses your signed-in role and the records it can access.
The app starts read-only. Writes need opt-in and confirmation; production changes have extra permission checks.
Relevant details go to the AI provider or local endpoint you choose. Included TensorX AI runs in the EU and retains usage metadata, but no prompt or response content. Portal account and operational data are stored separately.
The desktop processes NetSuite queries, working results, chats, and exports. AI context goes to your chosen provider or local model endpoint. Included AI runs on EU-hosted TensorX infrastructure. The portal stores account, organization, membership, billing, license, device, heartbeat, and audit data required to operate the service, plus encrypted organization-managed provider credentials. Other providers and local endpoints follow their own configuration and data policies.
Use the included AI, Anthropic, OpenAI, another provider from the supported catalog, or local models through Ollama, LM Studio and compatible endpoints. Personal provider credentials use operating-system-backed secure storage; organization-managed credentials are encrypted in the portal vault and delivered to authorized members. External provider billing and data policies apply to those optional connections; local processing depends on your endpoint configuration.
Either the netQuery.ai Connect Chrome Web Store extension or the embedded NetSuite webview shares your existing NetSuite session with the desktop app. The extension may hold the active cookie for the session; the embedded browser stores its partition on the device until you sign out. Your existing NetSuite role and permissions determine what netQuery.ai can access.
The app is read-only by default. Enabling writes is an explicit choice, production writes require a separate opt-in, and guarded operations ask for confirmation before sending. NetSuite requests use the signed-in role. Production writes also require an administrator-granted custom permission; if the permission check fails, the request is denied.
Every SuiteQL query used in an analysis is shown, ready to inspect, copy, modify, or rerun in NetSuite. The app also keeps local diagnostic and audit logs for supported operations; they are useful evidence, not a claimed record of all external traffic.
netQuery.ai operates under your existing NetSuite role. You see what your role allows you to see. Nothing more, nothing less. No service-account mode, no privilege escalation, no separate identity to manage.
The desktop contacts netQuery services for activation, licensing, license heartbeats, and authenticated update checks. The portal retains the account and operational data needed for these functions. Included AI inference is a separate data flow: prompts and relevant context are sent to EU-hosted TensorX infrastructure, which retains usage metadata but no prompt or response content.
TensorX states that inference is EU-hosted and retains no prompt or response content; usage metadata is retained. TensorX states it is a GDPR-compliant processor. Its own ISO 27001 certification is in progress, while its infrastructure partner is ISO 27001 certified. These statements concern TensorX and its infrastructure, not certification of netQuery.ai. Portal account and operational records are retained separately.
Updates ship through Electron's auto-updater using an authenticated private release feed. You are prompted before an update installs. The update check is operational traffic and does not include NetSuite query results, chats, or model prompts.
You can optionally install the netQuery.ai managed NetSuite bundle. A NetSuite administrator installs it if your team chooses to use it.
Choose the number of people who’ll use it. Every plan includes the full desktop app.
AI is included, with no separate bill for the built-in model. Optional external providers or Claude Desktop subscriptions have their own costs. Prices are in USD, before applicable taxes.
1 user
$69.08/month total, billed annually
Up to 3 users
$179.08/month total, billed annually
Up to 6 users
$329.08/month total, billed annually
Up to 12 users
$599.92/month total, billed annually
Tell us about your team and what you need from an Enterprise plan.
Cancel before your renewal date to stop the next charge. Annual plans renew automatically each year.
Getting connected, choosing AI, and staying in control.
The desktop app runs on Windows. You can manage your organization, licenses, devices, and billing in the account portal from your browser.
No. Connect your existing session through the browser extension or the app’s NetSuite view. The optional netQuery.ai managed bundle adds saved-search tools and deeper workflow details; a NetSuite administrator installs it.
Yes. GLM 5.3 Flash is included and preconfigured for NetSuite on EU-hosted TensorX infrastructure. We keep the included AI current as we select and optimize the newest and most capable open models for NetSuite. You can also choose Anthropic, OpenAI, or local models through Ollama, LM Studio, and compatible endpoints from the supported catalog, or use Claude Desktop over MCP. These are optional; external providers and Claude subscriptions have their own costs.
Relevant account details go to the AI provider or local endpoint you choose. Included AI runs on EU-hosted TensorX infrastructure: it keeps usage metadata, but no prompt or response content. Other providers and local endpoints follow their own settings and policies. NetSuite and portal connections use the network. The portal separately stores account and operational data, including billing, licenses, devices, audit records, and encrypted organization-managed provider credentials.
It starts read-only. You must opt in to writes, and guarded operations need confirmation. Production writes also need a separate opt-in and an administrator-granted custom permission. Your existing NetSuite role still applies.
An organization owner or admin can cancel from Billing in the account portal. Cancel before renewal to stop the next charge. You keep access through the period you’ve paid for; annual plans renew each year unless canceled.
Bring a reporting question, a script to improve, or a client account to understand. We’ll show you how netQuery.ai can help.