Six applications, one platform.
Every application from Suite Resources started as a real life business and technology problem. And they were all solved using our AI Application Manager platform.
They're all built on the AI Application Manager platform -- the platform built so that understanding the problem is most of the work.
The software factory: what it does, how it works, and how to get started.
Where an application starts as an idea, becomes a list of features, and then becomes working software: its own repository, database, web address, tests, and deployments. The written specification is what the build works from, so the documentation and the software can't drift apart. It's software building software with a human still in charge.
Learn more →Each one has its own pages: what it does, how it works, and how to get started.
Catalogs and scores every SuiteScript in an account, converts 1.0 to 2.1, and writes regression tests from the original source. The migration service runs on it.
Learn more →Business requirements and fit-gap. Seeds a requirements document from a 9,700-line leading-practice catalogue for the client's edition, then sorts every requirement into standard, licensed, version gap, edition gap or customization. It also includes an AI assistant to guide you through the documentation of your requirements.
Learn more →A lean multi-site content management system. One installation serves many websites, public pages are plain server-rendered HTML, and AI agents author with the same permissions as the person they work for. It's serving this page.
Learn more →For the crew working a conference booth. A photo of a badge becomes a shared contact with notes, a LinkedIn link and a follow-up trail, on everyone's phone as it happens, even when the wifi isn't working.
Learn more →Turns an application's own test suite into its demo video, and refuses to render narration the tests no longer back up. Edit the flow and narration of the video and make multiple variants and multiple versions of each variant.
Learn more →AI Application Manager is the platform underneath all of these. An application it builds starts with the unglamorous parts already working: sign-in, roles and scoped permissions, an audit trail, deployment, automated checks on every build, usage telemetry, and AI access through a shared connection, so no app holds its own AI vendor key. Each one also has an MCP server, so an AI agent can operate the app with exactly the permissions of the person it's working for, and no more.
That changes what's worth building. That groundwork used to take up the first two months of any project. When it already exists, what's left is the part that was always specific to your problem.
An application can also be built as a SuiteApp that lives inside NetSuite, on your data, under your roles and in the menus your people already use, rather than as another system to log into. That choice is made for each application, up front.
It's the rule every one of these is built around, and it looks a little different in each.
Where something isn't built yet, the pages say so.
If it's been sitting on a list because the quote came back at six figures, it's worth asking again.
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