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Readiness Scanner. Know what breaks before Oracle flips the switch.

Runs inside your own NetSuite account. It inventories your customizations, scores your readiness from 0 to 100, flags what will break under NetSuite Next, Redwood and the 2027.1 authentication changes, and keeps watching for silent failures. Every finding comes with a remediation package you can ask us to estimate.

Readiness Scanner overview with a readiness score of 20 and counts of items that will break, degrade or are clean
The Readiness Scanner overview after a full scan of a NetSuite account: score, what breaks first and the deadlines that matter.
What it checks

Inventory, risk rules, monitoring, and a plan for each fix.

Customization inventory

Scripts, deployments, files, workflows, saved searches, roles, fields and custom records, with a diff against the last scan.

Redwood & Next breakage

Client scripts that reach into the page DOM or jQuery, injected CSS, Suitelets that build their own HTML and HTML portlets, flagged for rewrite.

2027.1 authentication

Token-only and NLAuth integrations, OAuth 2.0 flows without PKCE and SOAP still in use, each one named.

Data-model & script debt

SuiteQL without an ORDER BY, searches on the retired NetSuite.com data source, SuiteScript 1.0 and 2.0 still deployed, and too many administrators.

Silent-failure monitoring

Daily checks, a digest and escalation, release-change detection, and an optional weekly plain-English summary through NetSuite's AI features.

Remediation packages

Each finding maps to a package: Redwood client-script rewrite, Suitelet rebuild, OAuth 2.0 + PKCE migration, SuiteScript 2.1 migration, data-model patch or governance cleanup.

How it works

Install, scan, read the score, fix what matters first.

01Install it in your account
02Run the scan
03Read the score and findings
04Request an estimate for the fixes
Why now

"No disruption" is a promise. This is the receipt.

  1. NetSuite Next is rolling out role by role.Redwood uses new class names and a different DOM. Customizations that reach into the page need testing before your users are moved.
  2. 2027.1 changes how integrations sign in.NLAuth for RESTlets retires, new token-based integrations are blocked and PKCE becomes required. Every connector you depend on needs a plan.
  3. Right-sized for the mid-market.Enterprise change-management suites run tens of thousands a year. A scan inside your own account, plus packaged fixes for what it finds, fits a mid-market budget.

Scan your account before SuiteWorld.

We'll run the scanner in your sandbox and walk your admin through the score, the findings and what to fix first.