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EXPLORING NETSUITE: IS IT RIGHT FOR YOUR BUSINESS?

Wednesday 21 October 2026
12:00 – 2:00pm
Parnell, Auckland
Free lunch session for NZ mid-market businesses starting to explore modern ERP, competitive advantage, and how AI is changing the game.
Is this event for you?

This session is designed for:

NZ mid-market businesses who:

 Are running on legacy on-premise ERP and feeling the constraints.
Have outgrown accounting software (Xero, MYOB) and need proper distribution functionality.
Operate across multiple entities, sites or warehouses.
 Are curious about what a modern ERP could deliver for their business.
Want to understand how AI is creating competitive advantage, without the hype.
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Reserve your seat

Free to attend. Lunch provided.

Limited to 10 seats — registrations close when full or on Friday 16 October.

This is a practical session on modern ERP for operationally complex mid-market businesses, and how AI is making it even more powerful.

What you'll leave with:

  • An understanding of what NetSuite is capable of and what it could do for your business. From real-time visibility to automation and AI-driven decision support.
  • Why your ERP choice is a 10-year decision — what to look for in vendor roadmap, implementation timelines, and how to know if your business is genuinely ready to move.

Don't miss out and reserve you seat today. 

Important to note: As seats are limited, we'll be in touch to confirm your place once we've received your registration.

Limited to 10 seats

Event details

📆Wednesday 21 October 2026
🕐12:00 – 2:00pm
📍Suite 3, Level 1/130 Saint Georges Bay Road

What to expect

90 Minutes. No Sales Pitch. Real Value.

12:00 – 12:10 | Arrival & Settling In 
Light lunch provided, informal introductions 

12:10 – 12:40 | What's Driving Change for NZ Businesses Right Now
Presented by Katie Grant, Project Salsa 
  • What's changed: why businesses are moving now
  • The two paths: migrating from legacy or scaling up from accounting software
  • What modern ERP should do for your business (with real examples)
  • How to think about the investment and timeline

12:40 – 1:15 | Live NetSuite Demo: Modern ERP + AI in Action 
Presented by Amanda McGeorge, Project Salsa 

You'll see: 
  • A live look at NetSuite running real day-to-day operations
  • AI-powered capabilities already live in the platform: MCP with Claude, AI insights, automation
  • Where the platform is headed: NetSuite Next roadmap

1:15 – 1:30 | Q&A and Next Steps 

Open discussion. Bring your specific questions about: 
  • Your current system situation 
  • Implementation timelines and investment 
  • Whether NetSuite is the right fit for your business 
  • How to build the business case internally

Meet your hosts

Our presenters know NetSuite and they know the NZ mid-market. Between them they bring the technical depth and commercial perspective to answer the questions that actually matter for your business.

KATIE GRANT

NETSUITE SALES MANAGER

With eight years of NetSuite sales experience, Katie takes a consultative approach that starts with understanding your business before any product conversation. On the day she'll walk through what's driving change for NZ mid-market businesses right now.

AMANDA MCGEORGE

SENIOR CONSULTANT

An accountant by background, Amanda has spent over 20 years as an ERP Functional Consultant in New Zealand and overseas, working with organisations including the London Stock Exchange, Royal Society of Medicine, Bay Audiology, and Total Access. On the day she'll take you through a live look at NetSuite in action.

Limited seats. Reserve yours today.

A free 90-minute session for NZ mid-market businesses exploring modern ERP. Live NetSuite demo, no sales pitch. Auckland, 21 October 2026.

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About Project Salsa

We help mid-market NZ businesses replace outdated ERP with NetSuite — and we've been doing it long enough to know what works, what doesn't, and how to make the transition painless. Based in New Zealand, we understand the systems our clients are moving from, the industries they operate in, and what good looks like on the other side.