NetSuite in Polar: your real costs, in the P&L.
Connect NetSuite with a custom connector and your ERP financials, COGS and inventory flow into Polar, blended with Shopify orders. Contribution margin and net profit finally reflect real cost, not a gross number with the expenses left out.
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NetSuite keeps the books. Polar puts them in the P&L.
NetSuite reports your costs in its own ledger, apart from your Shopify orders, ad spend and margin. So net profit, the number that matters, has to be reconstructed by hand. Polar builds it for you.
NetSuite on its own
- Costs live in the accounting tool, apart from commerce.
- Gross revenue, with expenses in separate reports.
- No blended view of net profit or margin.
- Nothing reconciles against live performance.
NetSuite with Polar
- Expenses, COGS and fees ingested and netted.
- Net revenue and margin on real cost.
- One P&L, blended with Shopify and ad spend.
- Profit reflects what you actually spent, everywhere.
Bring NetSuite into Polar.
A Polar account with Shopify
A Polar account with Shopify connected. This connector plugs in right next to your stack.
Connect your data →A NetSuite account
API access to the ERP financials, COGS and inventory you want reflected in your P&L, so the AI data engineer can build a custom connector.
Open NetSuite →The AI data engineer
NetSuite is ingested via a custom connector and mapped into your semantic layer, blended with orders.
Connect with a custom connector talk to Polar
Map to the P&L built for you
See true profit the payoff
Net profit, not gross.
Ingest your NetSuite ERP financials, COGS and inventory with a custom connector and blend them into the P&L.
The connector is only half of it.
NetSuite
Polar
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Scheduled reports
Net profit, not gross.
Your accounting is accurate but slow and siloed: NetSuite knows the costs, but they live in a ledger disconnected from the Shopify orders, ad spend and margin that make up the operating picture, and net profit only shows up weeks later at close. Polar ingests your ERP financials, COGS and inventory with a custom connector and resolves them into the same semantic layer as your commerce data, so expenses and COGS net out and net profit is calculated on real cost, in near real time. You stop waiting for month-end to know whether you actually made money.
Costs netted out. Expenses, COGS and fees pulled and subtracted, so margin is real.
Blended everywhere. Once in, accounting behaves like any Polar source across dashboards, reports and AI answers.
Ask Polar, in plain language. “Show net profit and contribution margin on real costs this month.” No SQL, no export.
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Your real costs, in the P&L.
Ingest NetSuite with a custom connector, net the costs out, and blend into net revenue and margin on one P&L.
