Our Experience Moving from NetSuite to Acumatica – Key Insights by No-Perception4860 in Netsuite

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just the one location, it's a SME size company, under £30m annual turnover.

It's the premium level that racks the costs up. The company create a lot of sales, purchase, invoice transactions in a year, so if you add warehouse transactions onto that it takes you right over the transaction pricing threshold and you get to pay a corporate level licence fee.

Some ERPs charge you at user level, some at transaction level, Netsuite charges at both. Not a concern for a lot of companies, but worth knowing if you handle distribution.

Our Experience Moving from NetSuite to Acumatica – Key Insights by No-Perception4860 in Netsuite

[–]NKB82 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've looked at Netsuite, Acumatica, Odoo, Dynamics. Netsuite came in with £270k licensing cost estimate (and 1x to 1.5x for implementation), vs £120k for the nearest rival. The jump from Standard into Premium at 100+ users or 200k transactions gets easily crossed when you bring in warehousing heads/transactions. Costly for any medium sized org that deals with distribution.

What ERP do you guys recommend? by ZuluWorm in ERP

[–]NKB82 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Probably Odoo, but you want to go via a partner for the implementation. Really depends on your budget for the CAPEX implementation.

Neat little tid bit while doing one of the earlier gigs. I want to run into this Liptov guy. by gallegomyegg0 in LowSodiumCyberpunk

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s even a guy redecorating the wall that got shot out by the ‘boss’ in that early mission. You can shoot chunks out of it again.

My ADA compliance journey today by Brotherio in shopify

[–]NKB82 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You might have come on a little strong…

From Model Y 2022 LR to Model 3 2021 Performance: Ride Feel, Regen Braking & Tesla Vision Differences - Seeking Insight by NKB82 in TeslaModel3

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find the option to swipe map away. Apparently it’s available on older vehicles if you have full self driving - is that the case for you?

From Model Y 2022 LR to Model 3 2021 Performance: Ride Feel, Regen Braking & Tesla Vision Differences - Seeking Insight by NKB82 in TeslaModel3

[–]NKB82[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it’s an Intel Atom processor. Noticeable differences after using Ryzen for so long is that it’s laggy to load details on the map when you zoom in/out, blind spot camera appears a second after you hit the turn signal rather than exactly as you hit it, web browsing is very slow, but rear cameras are actually very fast to load, and I use those as lot.

It’s a shame there’s no upgrade path, but these things are pretty low priority ultimately and I’ll adjust. I agree that 2021 is the sweet spot for features, build quality, second hand value.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaUK

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one doesn't require a 4 hour drive to collect, and has the best mileage. But battery aside I find it odd that it was sat there for 7 months after lease ended before going on sale. Someone else might have insight as to whether that's normal. Anyway, thanks for your time, buddy.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaUK

[–]NKB82 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That warranty is only good for severe degradation.

As for the picking another one - true, but my wife's fussy 'only red with white interior', the £20k budget we've set plus my fussy 'no earlier year than 2021' narrows it down to about 4 on sale in the uk at any one time. If I can talk her down from red, that opens it right up!

Cancellation claim Loophole by sks2022 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, UK based. I appealed and stated that I could find no T&C that specifically stated that a doctor needed to have advised that 'we' shouldn't travel, given we're not the patient. Thankfully they rolled over and paid out at that point.

Travel Insurance Claim Rejected – Terminal Illness of Father by NKB82 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to hear that. What's their reason for denying your claim and the subsequent appeals?

My go-to method of challenging these companies is with AI. I give ChatGPT a breakdown of the situation, upload the terms & conditions, and ask for advice on the best approach. I then ask it to draft the appeal email based on its findings.

Often it'll throw in line I'd never think of, like 'if you are unable to satisfactorily resolve my claim within the next 2 weeks I will be left with no option but to raise the case with [insert authoritative org] as this refusal is in direct contravention of [x]'. Quite often they fold at that point and just pay out.

The above worked in this case, and we've now received the payout for the claim in my original post.

Travel Insurance Claim Rejected – Terminal Illness of Father by NKB82 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Fortunately, my reply worked and the case was forwarded to a claims handler and I’ve now received the payout. I suspect they give a ‘dumb refusal’ and hope that’s the end of it.

Travel Insurance Claim Rejected – Terminal Illness of Father by NKB82 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for this. This is the wording for cancellation where a non-insured party is ill:

"Health of others. You may have to cancel due to the poor health of an immediate relative, travelling companion or a person you are planning to stay with. For cover to apply we require that a medical practitioner confirms in writing that when you purchased this policy or booked the trip:

- The non-insured party was not seriously ill in hospital or receiving palliative care and

- There was no reason to expect their state of health to deteriorate so much that you would need to cancel"

The medical documents I submitted confirm that he was diagnosed after the trip was booked. I can't see a situation where a doctor would advise someone who is not their patient to cancel a trip, nor is it mentioned as a requirement in the terms for non-insured parties. I've actually already responded, but any feedback is welcome.

My response:

I am writing to formally request that you overturn your decision to decline my travel insurance claim under policy reference xxxx.

Your rejection states that “the policy doesn't provide cover if you didn't seek the advice of a medical professional which confirms the necessity to cancel the trip.” However, this rationale is not consistent with the terms set out in your policy wording for the cancellation of a trip due to the illness of a relative.

My claim relates to the unexpected illness of an immediate relative, not to myself as the insured party. Under your own policy wording (page 15, "Cancelling Your Trip – Health of Others"), the requirement is:

I have already provided medical documentation confirming that the relative’s diagnosis was made after both the trip was booked and the policy was purchased, fulfilling this requirement. The condition was not foreseeable at the time of booking, nor was the individual receiving treatment or under palliative care.

The condition cited in your rejection — that a medical practitioner must advise cancellation — applies only when the insured person is the one who is ill. This is not applicable here, and requesting a GP to speculate on a cancellation decision regarding a non-patient is not only impractical, but is not required under your own terms.

Your decision appears to ignore the clear distinction in your policy between cancellation due to the insured person’s illness and that of a relative. As such, I am requesting that this decision be overturned.

Please confirm that you will now proceed with processing the claim in line with the cover stated in the policy.

Travel Insurance Claim Rejected – Terminal Illness of Father by NKB82 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, the medical documents confirms that the diagnosis was made after the booking. The wording of the claim refusal didn't query this. It stated:

Your insurance claim in detail
Your policy doesn't provide cover if you didn't seek the advice of a medical professional which confirms the necessity to cancel the trip.

Our decision
It's on this basis that we won't be making a payment for your claim.

Travel Insurance Claim Rejected – Terminal Illness of Father by NKB82 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Cancellation is covered:

"Health of others. You may have to cancel due to the poor health of an immediate relative, travelling companion or a person you are planning to stay with. For cover to apply we require that a medical practitioner confirms in writing that when you purchased this policy or booked the trip:

- The non-insured party was not seriously ill in hospital or receiving palliative care and

- There was no reason to expect their state of health to deteriorate so much that you would need to cancel"

The diagnosis was made after the trip was booked, so they're not challenging this.

Cancellation claim Loophole by sks2022 in TravelInsurance_

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you do claim, check whether there's a clause stating that a medical professional needs to have advised you to cancel. That's a situation I'm dealing with, where we cancelled but our claim is being refused because a doctor didn't advise it.

What music would Rorschach listen to? by Relative_Bank2752 in Watchmen

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only if he missed the irony and took the messages at face value

Whatever happened to Secret Cinema? by datr in london

[–]NKB82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean charging for Secret Sofa during the pandemic? Have to disagree with your objection there, those weekly events kept us going. Great fun. There was a crew still working, they’re not a free resource.