NetSuite, from a senior team with ten years of receipts — now incorporated in Cyprus.

The practice started in 2016 — Avishai consulting on NetSuite first inside an implementation partner, then customer-side, then both. It grew up taking the engagements where the customer wanted one team for NetSuite, the integrations on either side of it, the financial fluency to read the close, and now the AI layer that's reshaping all three. Invoq is the Cyprus-domiciled continuation: the same engineer-led delivery model, the same active customer base, plus a Cyprus operating base for the Mediterranean and EU market and the runway to grow the team beyond a single architect.

Senior engineers lead every engagement — including writing the SuiteScript, configuring the workflows, and showing up for month-end when month-end matters. Ella runs delivery operations end-to-end so engagements stay scoped and on time. No layered teams, no junior consultants assigned post-sale — that's not a positioning gimmick, it's the operating constraint that makes the work good as we grow.

Where we land in an engagement: deliver the system, document thoroughly, transfer knowledge, and either step back (one-time implementation) or step into a structured retainer cadence (the model 60–70% of clients eventually choose). What we don't do is invent ongoing work to justify a footprint.