When this is the right kind of work.
SuiteScript 1.0, old 2.x scripts, and inherited customisations are still running production processes, but the original developer or implementation partner is gone and nobody knows what is safe to change.
- 01A script is business-critical but undocumented
- 02Your team inherited customisations after an implementation or staff change
- 03Every NetSuite release creates anxiety because nobody knows what might break
- 04Small changes take too long because nobody trusts the existing code
SuiteScript Audit & Modernisation
A clear view of what exists, what it does, where the risk is, and what should be fixed first. The work can stop at a documented review or continue into targeted refactoring and SuiteScript 2.1 modernisation.
Codebase review with risk scoring per script or customisation area
Documentation of business logic embedded in existing scripts
Upgrade, maintainability, and ownership risks called out clearly
Prioritised remediation plan based on business impact
SuiteScript 2.1 refactoring or rewrite plan where needed
A technical review before a proposal.
You describe the script, integration, customisation, or operational problem.
I ask enough technical questions to work out whether Ryzoa is a good fit.
If it is, the next step is a scoped proposal with defined deliverables and a fixed or capped price.
Need this kind of NetSuite help?
The technical review call is the quickest way to work out whether the issue is a small fix, a scoped build, or something that needs a deeper review.
If Ryzoa is not the right fit, you will get a straight answer.