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Enterprise-grade crypto
accounting for NetSuite

Ensure GAAP/IFRS-compliant accounting
with full multi-entity support with Cryptio’s
subledger purpose-built for NetSuite
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Ensure GAAP/IFRS-compliant accounting
with full multi-entity support with Cryptio’s
subledger purpose-built for NetSuite
Trusted by teams running Cryptio x NetSuite
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Built for NetSuite
finance & accounting teams
A crypto subledger that mirrors your NetSuite structure, enforces it, and keeps your ERP clean.
Built for complex structures with multiple entities and hierarchies. Supports dozens of subsidiaries per workspace, each isolated and mapped correctly.

Multi-entity,
subsidiary-aware

Built for complex structures with multiple entities and hierarchies. Supports dozens of subsidiaries per workspace, each isolated and mapped correctly.

Pulls your full NetSuite chart of accounts, with parent/child relationships and subsidiary restrictions intact, so journals respect your ERP rules.

Direct NetSuite
Integration

Pulls your full NetSuite chart of accounts, with parent/child relationships and subsidiary restrictions intact, so journals respect your ERP rules.

Supports departments, classes, locations and custom segments. Posts enhanced journals with every required dimension and the correct subsidiary on each line.

Dimensions &
Enhanced Journals

Supports departments, classes, locations and custom segments. Posts enhanced journals with every required dimension and the correct subsidiary on each line.

Validates segments, permissions, hierarchies and dimension existence before posting. Controllers see issues upfront instead of fixing journals at month-end.

Pre-sync
validation engine

Validates segments, permissions, hierarchies and dimension existence before posting. Controllers see issues upfront instead of fixing journals at month-end.

Bind wallets, exchanges and data sources to specific subsidiaries at the point of connection, so dimensional accuracy is preserved end-to-end.

Source-level
subsidiary mapping

Bind wallets, exchanges and data sources to specific subsidiaries at the point of connection, so dimensional accuracy is preserved end-to-end.

Choose summarized rollups (day/week/month) to keep NetSuite lean, while retaining full transaction detail in Cryptio for reconciliation and audit.

Clean NetSuite,
full audit detail

Choose summarized rollups (day/week/month) to keep NetSuite lean, while retaining full transaction detail in Cryptio for reconciliation and audit.

Designed to work the way
NetSuite works
Most crypto tools treat NetSuite like a flat spreadsheet. Cryptio doesn't.

Our integration mirrors your subsidiaries, chart of accounts and dimensions, then validates every journal line before it ever reaches NetSuite.

OnChain
NetSuite with Cryptio vs.
NetSuite without a crypto subledger
How the integration changes day-to-day work for finance teams.
Without Cryptio
Crypto data compatibility
Not supportedNot compatible
Entity structure
Not supportedFlat, single-entity view
Chart of accounts
Not supportedManual COA mapping
Dimensions / segments
Not supportedInconsistent or missing
Journal format
Not supportedBasic, limited context
Validation
Not supportedErrors found at close
Mapping maintenance
Not supportedMapping drift, manual fixes
Posting workflow
Not supportedAd-hoc, spreadsheet-driven
NetSuite cleanliness
Not supportedNoisy, detailed journals
Audit readiness
Not supportedPatchy trails, rework
Area
Without Cryptio
With Cryptio x NetSuite
Crypto data compatibility
Not supportedNot compatible
SupportedFully compatible
Entity structure
Not supportedFlat, single-entity view
SupportedMulti-entity, subsidiary-aware
Chart of accounts
Not supportedManual COA mapping
SupportedDirect COA import
Dimensions / segments
Not supportedInconsistent or missing
SupportedFull segment validation
Journal format
Not supportedBasic, limited context
SupportedEnhanced, dimension-rich lines
Validation
Not supportedErrors found at close
SupportedPre-sync validation engine
Mapping maintenance
Not supportedMapping drift, manual fixes
SupportedController-friendly mapping UI
Posting workflow
Not supportedAd-hoc, spreadsheet-driven
SupportedStructured, controller-led flow
NetSuite cleanliness
Not supportedNoisy, detailed journals
SupportedConfigurable rollups & detail
Audit readiness
Not supportedPatchy trails, rework
SupportedComplete audit trail
Frequently asked questions
Is Cryptio built specifically for NetSuite, or just compatible with it?
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Cryptio is built agnostic to the ERP infrastructure. However, given the large number of clients using NetSuite, we've developed an advanced integration with NetSuite that provides multi-entity support, subsidiary-aware structure import, direct chart of accounts integration, enhanced journal posting, and pre-sync validation.
How does the multi-entity support work?
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The integration mirrors your NetSuite subsidiary hierarchy, with isolation and permissions respected per subsidiary. Sources such as wallets or exchanges can be bound to specific subsidiaries so that journals always post to the correct legal entity.
Which NetSuite dimensions does Cryptio support?
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Cryptio supports standard NetSuite classifications like Departments, Classes and Locations, as well as Custom Segments. These dimensions are validated on each journal line before posting, so missing or invalid segments are caught early.
How are chart of accounts and restrictions handled?
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Cryptio imports your NetSuite chart of accounts including parent/child structure and subsidiary restrictions. Accounts can only be used where they are permitted in NetSuite, reducing the risk of mis-postings and rework.
Does Cryptio support Enhanced Journals for NetSuite?
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Yes. Journals are generated in an Enhanced format that includes the correct subsidiary and every required dimension per line, providing the level of detail controllers and auditors expect.
Can we keep NetSuite clean while still having detailed data available?
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Yes. You can configure summarized rollups (e.g. by day, week or month) for NetSuite posting, while maintaining full transaction-level detail in Cryptio for reconciliation, investigation and audit.
How are errors and validation issues surfaced?
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A pre-sync validation engine checks segment completeness, permissions, hierarchies and other rules before any journal is posted. Controllers see typed errors and validation results in Cryptio, so issues are resolved upstream rather than in NetSuite.
What does implementation typically look like for a NetSuite team?
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Implementation usually follows a predictable path: connect NetSuite, ingest ERP structure, map sources to subsidiaries, review validation results and pilot posting with a subset of data. Controllers remain in control of mappings and approvals throughout.
How does Cryptio differ from CSV-based NetSuite connectors?
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CSV-based workflows bypass a lot of the ERP logic that protects data integrity. Cryptio's SuiteQL and permission-aware API approach respects NetSuite rules, reduces manual handling and supports higher posting throughput.
Who typically uses Cryptio x NetSuite within an organization?
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Primary users are controllers, finance and accounting teams, with FP&A and RevOps relying on the dimensional data, and auditors using the validation results and logs. Data and engineering teams are involved mainly in the initial rollout and integrations.
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