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An ERP operations and development platform for Oracle NetSuite. Connect your instance and Turbobase mirrors it into a Postgres you own, with bidirectional sync, row-level security, realtime, and a named-agent cast on top (Pilot for chat-driven ops, Mechanic for sync healing). One operator gets the reach of a whole team of specialists.

Turbobase is an ERP operations and development platform for Oracle NetSuite. It gives a single NetSuite operator the power to build, automate, diagnose, and manage an instance like an entire team of specialists.

Turbobase is a managed service. Sign up at console.turbobase.io. Sign-up is invite-gated today, so if you don’t have an invite yet, request early access. The platform provisions your instance, connects NetSuite, and runs the stack for you. These docs cover the platform and the canonical schema; the console drives provisioning.

  • Start here. Getting started is the front door: what Turbobase is, then the three steps to a live instance — provision your instance, connect your first source, and open your app.
  • Connecting NetSuite? NetSuite OAuth 2.0 setup is the click-by-click reference. The console runs these steps for you when you connect from the onboarding flow.
  • Want the vocabulary? The Glossary defines every word you’ll meet, in plain language, and it is the one place each is defined. Key concepts is the longer read: how the named pieces of the platform fit together (connectors, the canonical mirror, sync events, hooks, guardrails, the audit log, scheduled tasks, channels, Atlas, proposals and solutions, Studio, the Analyzer, apps, the knowledge base, and permission tiers) in one page.
  • Driving the platform. The console covers sign-up, orgs, instances, billing, and adding sources; your Turbobase app covers the app every instance ships with: data model, Pilot, knowledge base, Development (proposals, solutions, releases), the Analyzer, analytics, permissions, access tokens, and more.
  • Extending Turbobase. Writing hooks and conduits cover the authoring surface.
  • On the command line. The CLI drives a live instance: hosted apps, extensions, promoting a configuration between environments, and the files an AI coding agent reads. Every command is in the CLI reference.
  • Connecting another source? Add sources brings Stripe, QuickBooks, Salesforce, Shopify, HubSpot, and the rest of the registered set into the same canonical layer.
  • Building an app on your instance? Build apps on Turbobase shows you how to point a SvelteKit, Next.js, React, or mobile app at your instance’s PostgREST and Realtime endpoints.

Every page on this site is published as Markdown. The llms.txt index and the single-file llms-full.txt bundle are generated from the same source, so an automated reader gets the canonical text.

Email support@turbobase.io for onboarding, billing, and anything the docs don’t answer.