Take the next step
Start with clarity
Request a fixed-price SuiteScript 2.1 Readiness Review for $750 ex GST.
Remediation and script updates are scoped separately.
Understand the change
What the notification means
Oracle NetSuite is notifying customers whose accounts may include custom scripts using an older SuiteScript version. With NetSuite 2028.2, all new and existing custom scripts must use SuiteScript 2.1.
The key question is not simply whether legacy scripts exist. It is which scripts are affected, what business processes depend on them and what should be addressed first.
What you receive
Know what is affected before you plan the work
01
Script inventory
A clear inventory of the scripts identified within the agreed review scope.
02
Readiness classification
Confirmation of scripts that appear compliant and those needing testing, conversion or further technical review.
03
Prioritised action plan
Practical next steps, including scripts that may be candidates for retirement.
The transition
A staged transition
2026.2
SuiteScript 2.1 becomes the standard scripting model.
2027.1
SuiteScript 1.0 moves to end-of-life support.
2028.1
2.0 and 2.x scripts run as 2.1 by default.
2028.2
All new and existing custom scripts must use SuiteScript 2.1.
Plan with confidence
Why review now?
Custom scripts can sit behind approvals, transaction processing, integrations, calculations and scheduled jobs. Early visibility gives you time to test and prioritise without a rushed migration.
The review defines the work before you decide whether remediation is required.
Your questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Do all older scripts need to be rewritten?
No. Some SuiteScript 2.0 and 2.x scripts may only need testing and a version update. Inactive or obsolete scripts may be better retired. SuiteScript 1.0 is generally more involved.
Is remediation included in the $750 review?
No. Any conversion, update or remediation work is scoped and quoted separately after the readiness review.
What happens after the review?
You receive a clear action plan showing what appears compliant, what should be tested, what may require technical work and what can potentially be retired.