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NetSuite 2024.1 Release Notes

A clear, business-first summary of the NetSuite 2024.1 release: around 70 documented changes across accounting, inventory, commerce, analytics, billing, and tax, plus the deadlines you need to plan for. Velaura breaks down what is new and what it means for your operation.

2024.1Release covered
70+Documented changes
15Functional areas
Release overview

What is in the NetSuite 2024.1 release?

NetSuite 2024.1 is the first of the two major releases NetSuite ships each year. It introduces around 70 documented changes across roughly 15 functional areas, with the heaviest activity in inventory management, SuiteAnalytics, and commerce. The themes are clear: deeper analytics and reporting, smarter warehouse and inventory processes, stronger commerce and billing, and tighter security and global tax compliance.

NetSuite rolls releases out in phases, so accounts move to 2024.1 on different dates within the release window. Below we summarize the highlights that matter most to finance, operations, and commerce teams, flag the deadlines that need action, and explain what each change means in practice. If you would rather have someone apply and test these in your account, that is exactly what the Velaura NetSuite team does.

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Plan ahead

Key dates and action items in 2024.1

A few 2024.1 changes carry deadlines or require action. These are the ones worth putting on the calendar.

End of SMS and voice 2FA

As of March 1, 2024, SMS and voice-call two-factor authentication is retired. Affected users move to an authenticator app.

Domain verification by DNS

Domain verification shifts from HTTP to DNS challenges, tightening security and streamlining domain configuration.

External Suitelet URL changes

External Suitelet URLs change from May 9, 2024, and from July 30, 2024 some resolve methods require an authenticated session. Review custom scripts.

Outbound SuiteSignOn deprecated

Outbound Single Sign-On (SuiteSignOn) is on the deprecation path. Plan a move to supported authentication methods.

SuiteScript library changes

The Ext JS library is being removed and Record Customization (Beta) is no longer supported. Refactor affected customizations.

SuiteTax generally available

SuiteTax becomes generally available and can be enabled by administrators. Note that once enabled for the account it cannot be reverted.

Finance & analytics

Sharper reporting and revenue tools

2024.1 puts real weight behind SuiteAnalytics and the finance close, with more flexible reporting and cleaner revenue processes.

  • SuiteAnalytics enhancementsCalculated measures in the pivot grid, single sign-on to NetSuite Analytics Warehouse, URLs in data tables, and tag-based search.
  • Revenue recognitionField mapping enhancements, a CSV import assistant, and commit-plus-overage support for subscription revisions.
  • Accounting visibilityDeleted budgets become searchable in SuiteAnalytics, and applied transaction date and period reporting improves.
Operations & commerce

Smarter inventory, billing, and storefronts

The largest share of 2024.1 changes land in inventory and commerce, streamlining the warehouse and the buying experience.

  • Inventory & WMSBin transfers via carts, lot number generation at PO receiving, item weight capture, wave fulfillment options, and mobile WMS improvements.
  • SuiteBilling & order managementUplift pricing applied mid-term or at renewal, delta charge handling for quantity changes, and additional discount fields.
  • SuiteCommerceAuthentication and website setup enhancements, CPQ Configurator theme support, and Shopify duties in order item mappings.
By functional area

2024.1 highlights at a glance

A quick tour of where the changes land, so you can jump to what matters for your team.

SuiteAnalytics

Pivot grid calculated measures, Analytics Warehouse single sign-on, URLs in data tables, enhanced tag search, and SuiteQL dataset export.

Inventory & WMS

Bin transfers via carts, lot number generation, item weight capture at receiving, wave fulfillment, and mobile warehouse process upgrades.

Commerce

SuiteCommerce authentication and site setup enhancements, CPQ Configurator theme integration, and SuiteCommerce InStore improvements.

Billing & order management

SuiteBilling uplift pricing mid-term or at renewal, delta charges by quantity, fulfillment cycle time report, and discount tracking.

Manufacturing

Advanced Manufacturing Tablet integrated with Quality Management, Costed BOM cost variance analysis, and Available to Build values.

Tax & localization

SuiteTax now generally available, Brazil certification for electronic invoicing, and expanded India and advanced localization features.

Authentication & security

End of SMS and voice 2FA, DNS-based domain verification, and the deprecation of Outbound SuiteSignOn.

Payment automation

Vendor prepayments, a visual payment status tracker, automated transaction fees, and the ability to reprocess payments without voiding.

Usability & AI

Text Enhance generative AI for content, NetSuite Guided Learning with 350+ guides, and favorites in dropdown lists.

What it means for you

Turning 2024.1 changes into real value

A release only helps if the right changes are adopted in the right way. Here is how a few 2024.1 highlights translate into outcomes.

The change

SuiteAnalytics gets more powerful

Calculated measures, warehouse single sign-on, and richer data tables expand what you can report on.

The opportunity

Rebuild key dashboards to surface the metrics leadership actually asks for, with fewer exports and manual spreadsheets.

The change

Smarter inventory and WMS

Bin transfers via carts, lot generation, and mobile process upgrades streamline the warehouse floor.

The opportunity

Tighten picking, receiving, and counts to raise accuracy and throughput without adding headcount.

The change

SuiteBilling uplift pricing

Uplifts can now be applied mid-term or at renewal rather than only at set points.

The opportunity

Apply contracted price increases cleanly and protect recurring revenue without manual workarounds.

The change

2FA and authentication updates

SMS and voice 2FA end and SuiteSignOn is deprecated, changing how users sign in.

The opportunity

Roll out authenticator apps and review integrations before deadlines so no one is locked out.

The change

SuiteTax generally available

SuiteTax can now be enabled, but the switch is account-wide and cannot be reversed.

The opportunity

Assess the tax model in a sandbox first, then plan a deliberate move rather than flipping it on in production.

The change

SuiteScript and URL changes

External Suitelet URLs change and unsupported libraries are removed on set dates.

The opportunity

Audit custom scripts and integrations now so nothing breaks when the deadlines arrive.

How Velaura helps

From release notes to a release plan

Reading the notes is the easy part. Applying them safely in a live account is where the Velaura NetSuite team comes in.

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Release review

We map the 2024.1 changes to your account, configuration, and customizations to see what is relevant and what needs action.

2

Impact & risk check

We flag deadlines, deprecations, and any custom scripts or integrations that the release could affect.

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Sandbox testing

We test the changes and any new features you want, such as SuiteTax, in a sandbox before anything touches production.

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Adoption plan

We prioritize the features that deliver real value and build a plan to configure and roll them out.

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Enablement

We configure the chosen features, update dashboards and workflows, and train your team on what changed.

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Ongoing support

We stay on through the next release cycles, so each NetSuite update is an opportunity rather than a scramble.

Why Velaura

A NetSuite partner who reads every release for you

New features only pay off when someone connects them to how your business runs. That is the work we do every release.

Business-first reading

We translate release notes into what matters for finance, operations, and commerce, not a wall of technical detail.

Working in Oracle ERP since 2013

More than a decade across NetSuite and the wider Oracle ERP family, through release after release.

Test before you deploy

We validate changes and new features in a sandbox so production stays stable through every upgrade.

Deadline aware

We track deprecations and cutoff dates so security and integration changes never catch you by surprise.

Adoption that sticks

We prioritize the features worth enabling and make sure your team actually uses them after go-live.

Support beyond the release

On-demand consultants keep your NetSuite account improving release after release.

Client voices

Results from teams who trusted us

★★★★★

"They turned the release notes into a short list of what actually mattered for us, then enabled it. No more guessing each cycle."

Olivia Hartman
Controller, Consumer Goods Company
★★★★★

"They caught the authentication and SuiteScript deadlines before they hit us. Our integrations kept running without a single outage."

Nathan Brooks
IT Manager, Distribution Firm
★★★★★

"They tested SuiteTax in a sandbox and walked us through the trade-offs before we committed. That saved us from a costly mistake."

Grace Lin
VP Finance, Technology Company
Answers

NetSuite 2024.1 questions

What is the NetSuite 2024.1 release?+
NetSuite 2024.1 is the first of the two major releases Oracle NetSuite ships each year. It introduces around 70 documented changes across roughly 15 functional areas, with the most activity in inventory management, SuiteAnalytics, and commerce, alongside updates to billing, revenue recognition, manufacturing, tax, authentication, and the user interface.
What are the most important features in NetSuite 2024.1?+
Key highlights include SuiteAnalytics enhancements such as calculated measures and Analytics Warehouse single sign-on, inventory and warehouse improvements like bin transfers via carts and lot number generation, SuiteBilling uplift pricing mid-term or at renewal, SuiteCommerce updates, SuiteTax becoming generally available, and usability features such as Text Enhance and NetSuite Guided Learning.
What deadlines should I know about in NetSuite 2024.1?+
Several changes carry dates. SMS and voice-call two-factor authentication ended on March 1, 2024. External Suitelet URLs changed from May 9, 2024, and from July 30, 2024 certain URL resolve methods require an authenticated session. Domain verification moved from HTTP to DNS challenges, and Outbound SuiteSignOn entered deprecation. Review custom scripts and integrations against these dates.
Is SuiteTax now generally available in NetSuite 2024.1?+
Yes. In 2024.1 SuiteTax became generally available and can be enabled by administrators under the Tax features. It applies to the entire account rather than individual subsidiaries and cannot be reverted once enabled, so it is best assessed in a sandbox and planned deliberately before turning it on in production.
What is Text Enhance in NetSuite 2024.1?+
Text Enhance is a generative AI feature introduced in 2024.1 that helps users create and refine business content directly within NetSuite. At launch it assists with content in English and is available across areas such as SuiteCommerce, SuitePeople, and inventory to any user with access to a page where Text Enhance is enabled.
Do I have to upgrade to NetSuite 2024.1?+
NetSuite is a cloud platform, so Oracle upgrades every account to each release automatically during a phased rollout. You do not choose whether to take the release, but you do control how you prepare, which new features you enable, and how you test changes against your customizations and integrations beforehand.
How do I prepare my NetSuite account for a new release?+
Review the release notes against your configuration, identify any deprecations or deadlines that affect you, test changes and new features in a release preview or sandbox, prioritize the features worth enabling, and train your team on what changed. Velaura runs this process for clients each release so upgrades stay low-risk.
Can Velaura help us adopt NetSuite 2024.1 features?+
Yes. Velaura reviews the release against your account, flags risks and deadlines, tests changes in a sandbox, and configures and rolls out the features that deliver real value, then trains your team. We support NetSuite through each release cycle so every update is an opportunity rather than a disruption.

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