Before joining Anchor Group, Jacob spent time in academia, teaching Classics and Ancient Philosophy. This background – with its abundant opportunities to practice clear, careful communication – set him up well to consult and educate in the NetSuite world. Jacob spent several years consulting at Anchor Group, eventually founding and leading an ERP-specific consulting team to handle both implementations and managed services. In 2024 Jacob joyfully accepted the responsibility of the CEO role for Anchor Group. In his off-hours, you can expect to find Jacob cycling, enjoying a good Latin conversation, or just laughing with his wife and two daughters.
Commerce categories are a native NetSuite feature to organize items in your SuiteCommerce site. Categories can be accessible through your site's navigation bar, and are also available under higher-level "parent" categories. However, if you have many items and many commerce categories, manually creating each individual record is time-consuming. Fortunately, we can use NetSuite's CSV Import feature to make the process more efficient.
The Page Banner and Thumbnail Image fields are the relevant fields here. The banner is displayed on the top of the category page of this category, while the thumbnail is displayed on the category page of the parent category.
The first thing to know when attempting to provide someone with access to NetSuite, is that whoever is providing the access will typically need to have an administrator role assigned to them within the NetSuite account.
MyAccount is one of the most robust sections of the SuiteCommerce platform, and something that can set it apart from other ecommerce software. Here you find profile information, payment and shipping information, purchase history, and support cases.
If you are not familiar with NetSuite’s terminology, this article is your crash-course. Knowledge of a common set of definitions will lend clarity and precision to your discussions, and might save you from paying for a customization different from what you really wanted.
The purpose of a PLP (product list page) is twofold: first, a PLP is designed to help your customers easily find the items they need. Second, a PLP is designed to influence which items the customer is more likely to purchase.
There's more to a good ecommerce website than well-crafted PLP and PDP pages. You will also need to make use of landing pages to build trust with customers and communicate key information about your business.
