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Oracle NetSuite for Government vs Tyler New World ERP

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FactOracle NetSuite for GovernmentTyler New World ERP
Deploymentcloudcloud
Founded19771966
Grant managementYesYes
HeadquartersAustin, Texas, USAPlano, Texas, USA
IntegrationsOracle says NetSuite for Government can integrate with other systems; its service description also lists financial interfaces to third-party licenses, with interface limits defined by the order.The brochure describes integration with Microsoft Excel and Outlook.
PurposeOracle NetSuite for Government is a cloud ERP solution for state and local governments.New World ERP provides financial and administrative management software to improve citizen services and operational efficiency for cities, counties, and schools.
ReportingRole-based dashboards provide real-time reporting, searches, key performance indicators, and analytics.The brochure describes more than 100 standard government financial reports, drill-down inquiries, and GASB reporting.
SecurityOracle describes security controls and operational and application security practices, with the system accessible from anywhere and guaranteed availability.Tyler recommends an SSL certificate for an internet-facing New World ERP eSuite server and says certain modules require SSL communication.
SupportOracle’s product page offers a Get support link and a contact for a product expert.New World ERP support is available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time, except holidays, by phone at 877-734-3315.

Oracle NetSuite for Government plans

  • Oracle NetSuite for Government Cloud Service, Standard Edition – Hosted EnvironmPriced on request

Tyler New World ERP plans

No prices published.

Pick Oracle NetSuite for Government if…

It is intended for small-to-midsize state and local governments needing cloud-based financial, grant, procurement, planning, or utility-billing functions. It may suit teams that need GASB reporting and role-based financial dashboards.

Pick Tyler New World ERP if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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