And so we're able to get to that very easily with Advanced Customer Support, designing us the functionality to get the reporting we want. We've invested a lot of time upfront and we have a full-time employee that works on our systems so that we already know where we want to get to.
And the easier it will be for month end reporting. The more time you spend in the developing and understanding sort of what product you want to come out of the end, the better will be in the development stage. My recommendation if you decide to go down the road of implementing NetSuite is to make sure that, number one, you give yourself the time to develop it.
But on top of that, they have really great training and they have called Advanced Customer Support, which allows an individual to basically purchase some hours so that they can every month have a one-on-one conversation with a NetSuite employee where they're able to customize the software so it will do exactly what they want for their operations. So it has the same basic functionality in terms of reporting and how you record your payables and receivables, and do your bank reconciliations. That was really easy getting started with NetSuite. Everybody logs into one system and we can all see the operations of the other system, and we can all combine our operations at the end of the month into a consolidated report for the board. We chose NetSuite for our company because we are able to interact with our business partners around the world. So we're able to drill down to exactly where our costs start and we're able to give just the right information to the managers to make decisions that are relevant to their cost centers and their departments. And the reason being one of the key parts of NetSuite that we use is it's multicurrency multi-subsidiary and multi-departmental and cost center base. Previous to NetSuite, I've used off-the-shelf software packages and none of them would fit our needs.