
Every dealer has lived this story.
It’s the end of the month. The service department is closing tickets, the parts counter is clearing invoices, and accounting is reconciling everything in sight. Then someone finds a transaction that doesn’t look right — a double-posted repair order, a bill booked to the wrong location, or a part sale that didn’t hit the right GL account.
That single error kicks off hours of detective work.
Now imagine if your system found those issues for you — automatically, in real time.
That’s exactly what’s starting to happen with NetSuite’s new Financial Exception Management feature, and DealerCloud customers are in the perfect position to benefit from it.
Financial Exception Management (FEM) uses built-in AI to monitor the everyday flow of your business — invoices, work orders, purchase orders, and journal entries — looking for anything that stands out as unusual.
Instead of relying on manual reviews or end-of-month surprises, FEM flags potential problems as soon as they happen:
You’ll see those exceptions in a dashboard before they impact your reports or close process.
Dealership accounting has enough moving parts already — multiple locations, different business units, and constantly changing inventory values. Errors don’t just create extra work; they distort profitability by branch, department, or technician.
DealerCloud already simplifies that complexity by keeping all operations — sales, service, rentals, parts, and accounting — inside NetSuite.
Financial Exception Management adds a new layer: AI-driven oversight that continuously checks your data for anything out of pattern.
That means fewer end-of-month adjustments, faster closes, and cleaner data across the board.
For years, dealers have talked about wanting one system that runs everything — but just as important is one system that watches itself.
Financial Exception Management represents that next step. It doesn’t just process transactions; it protects them.
At DealerCloud, we see this as the beginning of a smarter, more proactive approach to dealership management — one where AI quietly guards your books so you can focus on your customers, not your reconciliations.
If you’re already running DealerCloud, talk to us about activating FEM.
If you’re still on older systems like DIS or legacy DMS platforms, this is the kind of automation those systems simply weren’t built to do.
Modern dealerships deserve modern tools — ones that don’t just make work faster, but make the work better.

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