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Show live NetSuite inventory (on hand, committed, available, on order, by location) on hover inside transactions. NetSuite Stock Lens shows live inventory inside the transaction you already have open, so you never have to switch tabs or run a saved search just to check stock. Hover (or hold Shift + hover) any item link inside a Sales Order, Quote, Invoice, Item Fulfillment, Purchase Order, Vendor Bill, Transfer Order, Item Receipt, Inventory Adjustment, Inventory Count, list view, or saved-search result. A compact popup appears with: - On hand, committed, available, on order - Location-by-location breakdown (Multi-Location Inventory supported) - Next 3 incoming POs with vendor name and ETA - Optional: last 5 invoices and recent sales history - Optional: 30-day demand average and days of stock remaining Works on any NetSuite transaction screen, list view, or saved search. WHO IT IS FOR - Sales reps quoting availability and committing dates without leaving the Sales Order or Quote. - Customer service confirming stock and ETAs while on the call with the customer. - Buyers and purchasing checking on-hand and incoming receipts straight from the PO line. - Operations and warehouse teams reviewing location balances and transfers from any transaction. WHY THIS EXISTS NetSuite's native QuickView does not show inventory quantities when Multi-Location Inventory is enabled. The Item 360 dashboard is a full page navigation away. This extension fills the gap with inline context that keeps you in your flow. OPEN SOURCE The full source code is on GitHub under the MIT License. You can audit exactly what data the extension reads, how it caches it, and that nothing is sent off your machine. Security-sensitive teams can build the .zip from source instead of trusting the published bundle. https://github.com/fabrodz/netsuite-stock-lens FAQ Does this work with Multi-Location Inventory? Yes. Location-by-location breakdowns are a core feature, specifically built to fill the gap NetSuite's native QuickView leaves when MLI is enabled. Is NetSuite Stock Lens free? Yes, completely free to install and use. Does the extension store or transmit my NetSuite data? No. All data stays in your browser using your existing NetSuite session. Nothing is sent to external servers. Which NetSuite transactions does it work on? Sales Orders, Quotes, Invoices, Item Fulfillments, Purchase Orders, Vendor Bills, Transfer Orders, Item Receipts, Inventory Adjustments, Inventory Counts, list views, and saved-search results. PRIVACY No data leaves your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers. The extension reads inventory data using your existing NetSuite session via the native N/query module. No separate login. No stored credentials. All caching is local to your Chrome profile. Security-sensitive teams: the full source code is available on GitHub under the MIT License. Audit exactly what the extension reads and how it works, or build your own .zip from source. Read the full privacy policy: https://github.com/fabrodz/netsuite-stock-lens/blob/main/PRIVACY.md REQUIREMENTS - An authenticated NetSuite account (any role with SuiteQL access). - NetSuite 2024.1 or newer - Compatible with Classic and Redwood UI SUPPORT - Bug reports and feature requests (public): https://github.com/fabrodz/netsuite-stock-lens/issues - Security reports or private feedback: contact.fabrodz@gmail.com
Jun 19, 2026
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