Chassi has announced that its AI-powered process intelligence tool has achieved the "Built for NetSuite" status and meets Oracle NetSuite SuiteCloud Platform development standards and best practices.

Now organizations using NetSuite can head to SuiteApp.com/Chassi to discover, measure and improve core business processes without friction.

"People deserve to easily see their processes and understand how to improve business, and now they can with NetSuite and Chassi," said Andrew Zwerner, CEO, Chassi. "Being a 'data-driven' business has become table stakes, but that doesn't mean it needs to come with the added complexity that's become far too accepted. Process intelligence should be actionable, not academic."

Chassi's process intelligence tool uses artificial intelligence, mathematical modeling and machine learning to enhance NetSuite's system notes and draw live, objective visualizations of value-creating processes and performance within hours. This allows users to easily create benchmarks, quantify rework, identify high-ROI automation opportunities, and track downstream effects from improvements from day one. Then, they can quantify the impact on the business over time.

"We've harnessed and enhanced NetSuite's system notes to remove the friction from continuous process improvement," Zwerner said. "This means management and technical consultants can quickly find opportunities, measure the impact, and create more valuable experiences for their clients continuously."

Built for NetSuite is a program for NetSuite SuiteCloud Developer Network (SDN) partners that provides partners with the information, resources and methodology required to help them verify that their applications and integrations meet NetSuite standards and best practices. The Built for NetSuite program is designed to give NetSuite customers additional confidence that SuiteApps, like Chassi, have been built to meet these standards.

"With this BFN status, we're excited to continue giving every business the chance to know what they don't know through simple, actionable process intelligence," Zwerner said.