Let’s be honest: nobody gets excited about audits.
They don’t generate revenue. They’re rarely urgent—until they are. And for fast-growing companies juggling multiple systems, subsidiaries, and upgrades… audits can go from “routine” to “red alert” overnight.
Especially when you’re trusting NetSuite to hold it all together.
NetSuite is powerful. But here’s the catch: it evolves constantly. With every upgrade or integration, your carefully configured compliance settings can quietly fall out of sync.
You might not notice right away. But your auditor will.
Here’s what we’re seeing inside fast-moving finance teams:
1. Broken approval workflows after a role change
2. Permission drift that opens access to unauthorized users
3. Data inconsistencies between modules that threaten GAAP or SOX alignment
4. Missing audit trails after system customizations or automations
Most teams assume their NetSuite is “fine” until a last-minute scramble reveals the opposite.
SOX, GAAP, IFRS, local tax regimes—compliance requirements aren’t standing still. And as your business grows across borders, adds entities, or adopts new processes, governance becomes exponentially harder.
Your finance and compliance teams shouldn’t be spending late nights digging through logs or reverse-engineering approvals.
There’s a better way.
At Code Merit, we help companies stay audit-ready no matter how fast they scale or how often NetSuite changes. Our approach is hands-on, forward-thinking, and designed to take the burden off your internal teams.
We help you:
1. Identify and close compliance gaps caused by system changes
2. Remediate risky permissions, role settings, and access controls
3. Align NetSuite with SOX, GAAP, IFRS, and your internal audit framework
4. Build a defensible system of record with clear audit trails and governance
And yes—we’ll even do a no-obligation compliance risk assessment to show you exactly where things stand.
If it’s been a while since your last compliance check, or your team’s been flying blind through NetSuite upgrades and integrations, now’s the time to get proactive.
Your next audit shouldn’t be a gamble. Let’s make sure it’s not.