Many organizations miss out on using NetSuite logging to its full potential. For debug level lines, most organizations use them for outputing variables similar to how we used to log variables out before we had debuggers. Audit level lines are used for significant events or actions without any context. While

SuiteTools looked promising, but it was a battle to add new functionality. What it required was a redesign for easier development and maintenance. The first step was to completely separate the frontend (client) from the backend (server). This not only helps with managing complexity but also allows the best tools

SuiteTools was built utilizing the Model View Controller (MVC) pattern which promotes a clean and maintainable code structure that scales well. The Model mainly used SuiteQL to collect the data. The View was done with html templates powered by handlebars and tailwindcss. The Controller which binds the Model and View

NetSuite is a powerful tool, but like any enterprise solution, it can get complex. I wanted to build an admin tool that could extract meaningful information from NetSuite. It should keep me up to date with what are the new objects and errors in the system. Not only should it