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Set it up.
Ask it something. Check the answer.
What access is today, what connecting NetSuite involves, what the agent can compute off your account, and what it cannot. Each page says who it is for in its first line.
Setup
- Getting accessFrontier is beta software by invitation — how to ask for an invite, where the application runs, and what to know before you put data in.For anyone holding an invite code, or deciding whether to ask for one.
- Connecting your NetSuite accountWhat the NetSuite deployment adds to your account, exactly what the integration role can read, and what to have ready for it.For the NetSuite administrator who has to approve what gets deployed.
Using Frontier
- Asking the ledger a questionThe nine standard statements, what each one needs from you, and the accounting-book constraint that decides whether the number is right.For the controller or FP&A lead who has to defend the figure.
- Starting from a templateWhat a template gives you, what happens when you start one, and which project you are working in afterwards.For anyone with access to the application who wants a working project without assembling one first.
- Asking for a dashboardHow to ask for a dashboard in chat, what gets written, where the board lands, and what a dashboard in Frontier can and cannot do.For anyone with access to the application who wants an overview of a project rather than the answer to one question.
- Questions before you startStraight answers on what Frontier can and cannot do in your NetSuite, where its answers come from, and who stays accountable for them.For the finance lead or NetSuite admin deciding whether to evaluate Frontier.
- Sales Pipeline HealthHow the pipeline review is calculated — the quotes and orders it reads, the four rules that flag a deal, and how to change any of them.For the sales leader or analyst who wants to know why a deal was flagged, and to change the rule that flagged it.
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