Finance Blueprint as the foundation
Chart of accounts, dimensions, multi-book logic, tax, intercompany and reporting define the controllable numbers model on which every programme is built.
NetSuite — JPS-iQ is the flagship Business Unit of the JPS-iQ Group: our strongest unit and our most important offering for retail, services and manufacturing. We stay SuiteSuccess-aligned where the standard holds, and break with it deliberately in manufacturing — with our own blueprint in SAP-style depth.
NetSuite is the core. Next to it: Zone & Co, Boomi and Celigo – partnerships, not improvisation. Plus DATEV experience for the German finance handover.
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We stay close to the NetSuite standard as long as it reflects the customer's reality, and sharpen it with finance architecture, governance and industry blueprints wherever generic delivery stays too shallow. Three pillars decide whether NetSuite becomes a control platform — or the next workaround stack.
Chart of accounts, dimensions, multi-book logic, tax, intercompany and reporting define the controllable numbers model on which every programme is built.
In retail and services we stay close to the NetSuite standard — sharpened by stronger finance logic and governance where generic delivery hits its limits.
In manufacturing we break with SuiteSuccess deliberately. The JPS-iQ Manufacturing Blueprint brings SAP-style depth to bills of materials, routings, cost accounting and production control — the actual reason manufacturing leaders choose us.
Quick reality check: does your NetSuite setup stay SuiteSuccess-standard — or does it need finance and manufacturing depth the standard doesn't provide?
Book a 15-min Blueprint callSuiteSuccess is excellent in retail and services. In manufacturing it isn't enough. We built the JPS-iQ Manufacturing Blueprint at the depth of a SAP-style operating model and integrated it into NetSuite — turning NetSuite into a real production, cost and supply chain platform, not a simplified ERP.
The JPS-iQ Manufacturing Blueprint in full depth — BOMs, routings, cost accounting, production control — as a whitepaper for your discussion with production, controlling and finance.
Request the Manufacturing Blueprint whitepaperFour reasons retail, services and manufacturing leaders choose the flagship Business Unit of the JPS-iQ Group — instead of a generic NetSuite rollout through a delivery pool.
NetSuite is our strongest Business Unit and is led at managing-director level. No partner team from a delivery farm, no interchangeable project lead — the person who owns the blueprint stays in the programme through hypercare.
Multi-book, intercompany, tax, DATEV-capable period close and investor-grade reporting — baked into the target model before the first module goes live. No rework when the first quarter has to close.
BOMs, routings, WIP, cost accounting and MRP at SAP-style depth — wired into finance, not approximated. The reason manufacturing leaders choose us when SuiteSuccess isn't enough.
JPS Advanced Payment and JPS Dunning: NetSuite-native extensions we build ourselves — no third-party dependency, no integration risk, no support hand-off. Finance operations the way they're actually needed.
The result is a controllable NetSuite model that pulls finance architecture, process architecture, reporting logic, governance and scalability together into a single delivery approach.
No blank-slate projects. No one-off chaos. No trial-and-error transformation. A pre-defined target model exists from day one — shorter timelines, less noise, less conceptual waste, better decision quality.
Numbers logic, reporting structure and governance foundation for international environments.
Order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, revenue, projects and operations as one connected system.
Investor-grade reporting, management reporting and KPI definitions anchored in the platform design.
Clean role concepts, permissions, data model and extension rules that scale with the organisation.
Programme governance, change control and rollout logic that keep international delivery consistent.
Multi-entity, multi-country, multi-currency and controlled extension logic for sustainable growth.
Still pre-selecting? We'll walk through your setup honestly — no pitch, no lock-in, with clear pointers on where SuiteSuccess is enough and where it isn't.
Book a NetSuite sparring callThe Finance Blueprint defines structure, numbers logic and reporting. The Industry Blueprint adds processes, industry requirements and scale. Together they produce a controllable target architecture — before the first module goes live.
Chart of accounts, multi-book, tax, intercompany and the programme's governance foundation.
Industry processes, data model, KPI structure and the industry-specific target architecture.
Roles, integrations, rollout logic, extension rules and controlled delivery.
Multi-entity readiness, international usability and stable evolution without re-implementation.
We focus on the industries where NetSuite has to hold under real operational pressure. In retail and services we run SuiteSuccess with finance discipline. In manufacturing we lead with our own blueprint — because that's exactly where generic ERP delivery stays structurally too shallow.
Omnichannel, inventory, pricing, promotions, channel integration and clean finance — NetSuite as a controllable commerce platform, not a generic point-of-sale system.
Project work, resource control, profitability, governance and clean period cut-off in delivery-driven organisations.
The JPS-iQ Manufacturing Blueprint — at SAP-style depth. BOMs, routings, work centres, cost accounting, production and supply logic wired into a clean finance and governance model. That's our USP.
Alongside delivery, we develop our own NetSuite-native modules for finance operations that demand more than the standard offers. Two flagship modules are live today — their product microsites will follow after launch.
A finance-grade payment module for NetSuite. Built for the payment logic that enterprise finance teams actually need — beyond the standard.
A structured, configurable dunning module for NetSuite — designed for multi-stage dunning processes with clean governance and a full audit trail.
NetSuite is the flagship Business Unit of the JPS-iQ Group — and it is led personally at managing-director level. That's who customers meet in the first conversation, and who stays accountable through blueprint, delivery and hypercare.
Managing Director · Group COO NetSuite Business Unit
Tech IQ EMEA GmbH — JPS-iQ Solutions Group
"NetSuite delivery is created in the blueprint, not in the module list. Our job is to make the finance and industry architecture load-bearing — so every phase serves the target state, not just the next milestone."
No marketing gloss. The questions finance leads, COOs and CIOs actually ask before committing to NetSuite — and straight answers on how we work.
NetSuite — JPS-iQ is the flagship Business Unit of the JPS-iQ Solutions Group for NetSuite delivery and long-term evolution. We run SuiteSuccess-aligned where the standard genuinely holds, and apply our own Manufacturing Blueprint in SAP-style depth where production, planning and costing need more than the out-of-the-box process.
Industry focus: retail, services and manufacturing. Geographic focus: EMEA, with a multi-subsidiary centre of gravity.
Because we bring two things together that usually live apart: a senior Finance Blueprint that makes chart of accounts, multi-subsidiary, tax and consolidation defensible from day one — and an Industry Blueprint for manufacturing with depth across material flow, costing and planning.
No margin-driven module push. One architecture-ownership line from the operating model into live operations.
First: we don't push every client down the same SuiteSuccess track. We use the standard where it holds — and step outside it in a controlled way where it doesn't. That's a workstream-by-workstream decision, not a blanket deviation.
Second: our Manufacturing Blueprint is not a list of SuiteApps. It's a finance- and planning-deep target model — BOM variants, routing scenarios, costing layers, planning and post-calculation — in a logic that controlling and the shopfloor can both carry.
Third: we are part of an ERP-agnostic group. We say no to NetSuite when another system fits better — instead of selling it anyway.
Good fit: mid-market and enterprise in retail, services or manufacturing who want a clean NetSuite architecture for several years, who have to carry multi-subsidiary finance, or who need to move an unstable NetSuite operation back to a defensible target model.
Less good fit: single-entity standard-process work with minimal complexity that just needs a copy-paste implementation — there are cheaper partners for that. Same for clients looking primarily for a cheap licence reseller.
A 30-minute conversation on current state: operating model, finance architecture, industry depth, time window. No vendor pitch on the first call.
If there's a real fit, we move to a two-week assessment phase and a one-page target architecture sketch. Only then do we talk scope, commercials and rollout plan.
SuiteSuccess stays the default guardrail for finance, order-to-cash, procure-to-pay and reporting wherever the standard is load-bearing. Our Manufacturing Blueprint takes over where manufacturing depth needs its own logic: BOM variants, routing scenarios, costing layers, planning and post-calculation.
The two layers are wired to each other on purpose — never blended — so every decision stays traceable.
Architecture comes before module thinking. That's where the combination of Finance Blueprint and Industry Blueprint starts — and where NetSuite — JPS-iQ, the flagship Business Unit of the JPS-iQ Solutions Group, becomes the right partner.