AI operations for multi-channel brands on NetSuite.
Automate the repetitive work behind every order. Scale channels without scaling headcount, keep transactions clean, and close with numbers leadership can trust.
Built by operators who have rebuilt these systems before.
Commerce platforms automate orders. Integration platforms move data. Altura makes the books trustworthy: orders come in clean, money ties out, close on time.
We’ve seen it all before.
Settlements are slowing down the close.
Automate marketplace and processor reconciliation, isolate the exceptions, and give finance a close it can inspect and defend.
We know AI can help. The hype makes it hard to start.
Find the use cases that matter and put AI to work on the repetitive, high-friction tasks, without betting the business on one model or handing uncontrolled access to your core systems.
Every new channel feels like another slow, custom project.
Launch the next store, marketplace, 3PL, or trading partner by adapting proven NetSuite and integration patterns instead of restarting from a blank canvas.
We don't fully trust the numbers in NetSuite.
Find what is missing or wrong across orders, fulfillments, and deposits, clean up the operating data, and fix the causes with patterns proven at brands like yours.
The stack we build on






Smarter workflows. Same source of truth.
Think about AI the way you think about the rest of your stack. Different tools are better at different work, and the tools will keep changing. What should not change: your people drive the process, NetSuite stays the system of record, and nothing consequential happens without a person saying yes.
We start small on purpose. One workflow that hurts. Document it, break it down, automate what deserves automating. You see exactly what changed and why. No lock-in to one tool, no big-bang project, nothing overwhelming.
AI proposes
It drafts, reconciles, and flags, and it shows its reasoning.
A human approves
Nothing irreversible happens without a person signing off.
NetSuite executes
The system of record does the write, governed and permissioned.
The artifact proves
Every step leaves an audit trail you can stand behind.
Happy path vs the mess
Your integrations move the happy path. The backlog lives in the exceptions.
Celigo and NetSuite stacks handle the clean path well: orders in, records created, fulfillment out. The backlog lives in the mess: stuck orders, bad SKUs, settlement residue, deductions, EDI exceptions, and coding calls that still need a person.
We name the red stops and gold decisions first, then pilot one painful workflow with deterministic rules, governed AI where judgment helps, and human approval before NetSuite posts.
Happy path vs the mess
Same systems. Different question: what happens when the rule fails?
- Happy path pipe · Deterministic workflow
- Red stop · Exception that cannot proceed safely
- Gold decision · AI recommends; a person approves
- NetSuite · System of record
Today: triggers and schedules move the happy path. Blue pipes only.
- ChannelShopify · marketplace · EDI
Intake
- Order sync· pipe
- Item sync· pipe
- CeligoFlows · schedules · events
Post to the books
- Order sync· pipe
- Item sync· pipe
- NetSuiteSystem of record
Ship and settle
- Fulfillment· pipe
- Invoice· pipe
- 3PL / bankShip · settle · remit
When something does not fit the rule, a person hunts. The dashboard can still look green.
Which seams earn automation is a decision, not a default. That is what the first working session is for.
Models will change. The rules, approvals, and audit trail you own are what make the work durable.
It is the same discipline behind Vista Watch, the monitoring capability that stands guard over our clients’ systems.
Sample how we solve.
All resourcesReconciliation cost calculator
What manual settlement reconciliation is costing you each month.
OpenDiagnosticIntegration diagnostic
Answer a few questions about your NetSuite integrations and see where the risk is.
OpenReferenceIntegration error library
Real Celigo and NetSuite errors, decoded, with the fix for each.
OpenGuidesOperations guides
Plain-English guides to the systems work behind multi-channel brands.
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