Sydney-based wellness company True Protein has upgraded its manufacturing and operational capabilities by adopting Oracle NetSuite’s AI-powered cloud ERP system, aiming to streamline processes and support multi-channel growth, according to a media release from True Protein.
Founded in 2014, True Protein now employs nearly 100 staff across three warehouse locations, the company said in a news release.
The company said the move to NetSuite has replaced outdated systems of spreadsheets and disconnected tools, allowing greater automation and operational efficiency across finance, inventory, manufacturing, warehousing, and sales.
“Managing growth while maintaining quality and operational visibility is a major challenge for any manufacturer,” said Lachie Cornwell, chief financial and operations officer at True Protein.
“NetSuite has simplified our operations, unified our data, and significantly improved the speed and accuracy of our core processes. With NetSuite’s AI-powered features, we’ve been able to enhance productivity, make more informed decisions, and stay focused on delivering the highest-quality products to our growing customer-base.”
True Protein reported that leveraging NetSuite has reduced its month-end financial close from ten days to three and enabled automation in inventory control and manufacturing operations.
The system also provides real-time visibility across production and fulfilment, helping the company reduce errors and respond more quickly to demand.
“True Protein’s commitment to quality and innovation has enabled it to stand out in a highly competitive industry,” said Scott Wiltshire, vice president and general manager, Australia and New Zealand, Oracle NetSuite.
“With NetSuite, True Protein has been able to centralise operations, improve demand planning, and integrate new sales channels as it continues to accelerate its growth and lay the foundation for international expansion.”
True Protein’s NetSuite deployment was managed by Fusion5, the company said.
