NetSuite runs your business. The SuiteScript layer runs on you.
Mid-market companies running NetSuite for 2+ years hit the same ceiling: requirements accumulate, automation needs grow, and there's no one in-house who can build or fix production SuiteScript. The functional team is operational. But the technical layer has no owner.
Good fit
- Mid-market company (50–500 employees) running NetSuite for 2+ years
- You need new automation, integrations, or workflows built and have no in-house SuiteScript developer
- Technical debt has built up in your customisation or integration layer and needs an owner
- Your current consultancy has told you the problem is 'complex' without fixing it
- You need someone who specialises in this layer, not a generalist with NetSuite on their CV
Not a fit
- You need functional implementation support — requirements workshops, module selection, or business process documentation
- Your project is primarily configuration with no custom development or SuiteScript work
- You want a general NetSuite admin retainer for day-to-day user management and reporting
- You need someone embedded full-time in your operations team during business hours
New builds and technical problems generalists leave behind
Whether you need new automation built from scratch or existing code fixed and documented — I work in SuiteScript 2.1 with governance awareness and without the hand-off to a junior.
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Bespoke SuiteScript 2.1 development
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SuiteScript code audit and modernisation
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Integration rescue and rebuild
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Technical architecture for complex customisations
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Upgrade-safe SuiteScript governance
Frequently asked questions
Who is Ryzoa a good fit for?
Ryzoa is a good fit for mid-market companies running NetSuite for 2 or more years where there is no in-house SuiteScript developer. That covers two situations: you need new automation, integrations, or workflows built properly from scratch, or technical debt has accumulated in the customisation or integration layer and needs an owner. In both cases, the current consultancy or internal team has hit the limits of what a generalist can deliver.
Do you only work on broken or legacy systems?
No — roughly half the work I do is building new automation from scratch. Approval workflows, integrations between NetSuite and third-party systems, scheduled automations, custom Suitelets. You don't need an existing problem to start a conversation. If you have a new requirement and no one in-house to build it properly, that is a good reason to get in touch.
What does Ryzoa build and fix?
Ryzoa works across the full NetSuite technical layer: bespoke SuiteScript 2.1 development (approval workflows, integrations, automation built from scratch), SuiteScript 1.0 migration and modernisation, integration rescue and rebuild, complex custom logic architecture, and upgrade-unsafe governance remediation. All work is SuiteScript and integration-focused — not functional implementation or system administration.
Is Ryzoa a consultancy or a solo specialist?
Ryzoa is a solo specialist practice. There are no account managers, no junior consultants, and no subcontracting. When you work with Ryzoa, you work directly with the specialist who diagnoses the problem, writes the code, and does the handover.
What types of NetSuite work does Ryzoa not cover?
Ryzoa does not provide functional implementation support (requirements workshops, module selection, business process design), configuration-only work with no SuiteScript or integration component, general NetSuite administration, or full-time embedded resource.
How does an engagement with Ryzoa start?
Every engagement starts with a 30-minute technical review call. You describe what you need — whether that is new automation to build, a broken integration to fix, or legacy scripts to modernise — and Ryzoa assesses the complexity and fit. If it is a good fit, a scoped proposal follows with defined deliverables and a fixed or capped price. No pitch, no proposal until the problem is properly understood.
Start with a technical review.
A focused 30-minute call to understand what's in your codebase, what the risk profile looks like, and whether this is the right fit.
No sales pitch. If I can't help, I'll tell you.
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