Intacct's Data Delivery Service allows us to export every object in bulk to cloud storage. It's a client-side subscription, so we confirm it at contract time rather than in week three. Pulling the same volume through the Intacct API would need separate developer licensing and is limited by API usage allowances, so bulk export is the faster, lower-cost route.

Table definitions are also pulled from Data Delivery Service alongside the data, so every column lands with the right type, length and key.

Intacct entities are often recorded through locations, departments or allocation splits rather than the entity field. We check this in discovery and design the subsidiary and location mapping before promising history.

Twenty Intacct entities don't have to become twenty NetSuite subsidiaries. We map each one to a legal subsidiary plus location, and test that every account is enabled for the subsidiary that uses it.

Intacct's standard and user-defined dimensions map to NetSuite department, class, location and custom segments, so reporting by project, grant or farm field still works on day one.

Bulk exports don't include attachments. We plan a separate extract and relink each file to the matching NetSuite record.

Net book value, remaining life and depreciation schedules load from an agreed template as of go-live, so the fixed-asset register and GL agree.

Entities used only for reporting are mapped to elimination or reporting structures, never to transactional subsidiaries.