Readiness Scanner: NetSuite Next Readiness Check
A NetSuite account scan that scores your readiness for NetSuite Next, Redwood and the 2027.1 authentication changes, with a fix plan for each finding.

Customization inventory, risk checks and a fix for each finding.
Customization inventory
Readiness Scanner lists your scripts, deployments, files, workflows, saved searches, roles, fields and custom records, and shows what changed since the last scan.
Redwood & NetSuite Next risks
Client scripts that rely on the page's HTML structure or jQuery, injected CSS, Suitelets that build their own HTML, and HTML portlets are flagged for rewrite.
2027.1 authentication
Each integration that still signs in with token-only or NLAuth authentication, OAuth 2.0 without PKCE, or SOAP web services is listed by name.
Data-model & script debt
The scan finds SuiteQL queries without an ORDER BY, searches on the retired NetSuite.com data source, SuiteScript 1.0 and 2.0 scripts still deployed, and accounts with too many administrators.
Silent-failure monitoring
Daily checks look for scripts and integrations that stop working without warning, with a digest, escalation, release-change detection and an optional weekly plain-English summary through NetSuite's AI features.
Remediation packages
Each finding maps to a fix package: a Redwood client-script rewrite, Suitelet rebuild, OAuth 2.0 and PKCE migration, SuiteScript 2.1 migration, data-model patch or governance cleanup.
Four steps from install to a prioritized fix plan.
Three changes to plan for in your NetSuite account.
- NetSuite Next arrives role by role.Redwood uses new class names and a different page structure, so customizations that read or change the page need testing before each role moves over.
- Integrations sign in differently in 2027.1.NLAuth for RESTlets retires, new token-based integrations are blocked and PKCE becomes required, so each connector your business relies on needs a migration plan.
- Sized for mid-market budgets.Readiness Scanner runs inside your own NetSuite account, and each finding comes with a packaged fix that can be estimated up front, so the work fits a mid-market budget.
Scan your NetSuite account today
Tell us about your NetSuite account and its customizations, and a NetSuite specialist will run Readiness Scanner in your sandbox and walk your admin through the score, the findings and what to fix first.
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FAQ
Questions about Readiness Scanner
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What is Readiness Scanner?
Readiness Scanner is a NetSuite app from Snapshot Design that inventories your account's customizations, scores your readiness for NetSuite Next, Redwood and the 2027.1 authentication changes from 0 to 100, and pairs each finding with a remediation package.
What does Readiness Scanner check?
Readiness Scanner checks client scripts and Suitelets that depend on the page structure Redwood changes, integrations that sign in with NLAuth, token-only authentication or SOAP, OAuth 2.0 flows without PKCE, SuiteScript 1.0 and 2.0 scripts still deployed, and data-model issues such as SuiteQL without an ORDER BY.
What changes for integrations in NetSuite 2027.1?
In NetSuite 2027.1, NLAuth for RESTlets retires, new token-based integrations are blocked and PKCE becomes required for OAuth 2.0. Readiness Scanner names each integration in your account that uses an affected sign-in method.
What does Readiness Scanner write to my NetSuite account?
Readiness Scanner reads your account's metadata and writes only its own records, so your scripts, workflows and data stay as they are.
What does the Readiness Scanner report include?
Each scan produces a readiness score from 0 to 100, findings with severity and deadline, a scored PDF report, and CSV and JSON exports.
How does Readiness Scanner monitoring work?
After the first scan, a scheduled monitor runs daily checks, sends a digest, escalates problems and detects changes after each NetSuite release. An optional weekly plain-English summary uses NetSuite's AI features.
How are Readiness Scanner findings fixed?
Each finding maps to a remediation package, such as a Redwood client-script rewrite, a Suitelet rebuild, an OAuth 2.0 and PKCE migration or a SuiteScript 2.1 migration. Snapshot's NetSuite team can estimate and deliver each package.
