goVirtualOffice, the team behind PracticeERP, has been named Oracle NetSuite’s Micro-Vertical Solution Provider of the Year for 2026. The recognition came at SuiteWorld 2026, held October 25–28 at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas.
For the accounting firms that run on PracticeERP, this is more than a trophy. It is NetSuite recognizing the team that built PracticeERP.
This marks the second time in three years the team has received the honor. At SuiteWorld 2024, NetSuite named goVirtualOffice, the team behind PracticeERP, its Micro-Vertical Solution Provider of the Year, and in 2026 it has done so again.
PracticeERP is a firm management system for CPA and accounting firms, built on Oracle NetSuite’s cloud ERP. It brings the work of running a firm, clients, engagements, time, billing, resourcing and financials into one system instead of a patchwork of practice tools and spreadsheets.
It is designed by people who know how firms actually work. Partners, managers and staff each get role-based dashboards that show what matters to them, from realisation and WIP to who is overloaded next week.
PracticeERP is trusted by thousands of users, including several of the top 500 CPA firms in the United States. It is also a Preferred Provider for CPAmerica, the national association of independent CPA firms.
Why Micro-Verticals Matter To NetSuite
NetSuite covers broad industries well, but many businesses sit in narrower niches with needs a general suite doesn’t meet out of the box. Micro-vertical solutions fill that gap: partners build deep, industry-specific products on top of NetSuite so those businesses get a system that fits from day one.
NetSuite has leaned hard into this model. It runs programmes that help partners build micro-vertical practices, and each year at SuiteWorld it recognises the partners and products doing it best. Being named Micro-Vertical Solution Provider of the Year means NetSuite recognizes the team behind PracticeERP as a leading example of that strategy in action.
What Sets PracticeERP Apart
PracticeERP stands out because it gives firms a single, connected system rather than another point solution. A few things set it apart:
- Built natively on NetSuite. Firms get practice management and a full cloud ERP in one platform, with one set of data and no fragile integrations between the two.
- Made for how firms work. Engagements, time, WIP, billing and resourcing are designed around the realities of a CPA practice, not adapted from a generic project tool.
- Role-based visibility. Dashboards give partners, managers and staff the numbers they need, so decisions happen faster and with less chasing.
- Room to grow. Because it sits on NetSuite, firms can add entities, service lines and offices without outgrowing their system.
- Connected to the tools firms already use. Integrations such as Workiro bring documents and email into the same workspace as the client record.
What This Means For Firms
For current customers, the award reflects NetSuite’s confidence in the team behind their platform. As NetSuite rolls out its next generation of AI capabilities, PracticeERP firms run on the same platform, so they’re well placed as those capabilities arrive.
For firms still weighing their options, it is an independent signal. Choosing practice management software is a long-term decision, and NetSuite’s recognition is an independent signal of the team’s track record.
“Being named NetSuite’s Micro-Vertical Solution Provider of the Year is a tribute to the firms who use PracticeERP every day and shape it with their feedback. We built PracticeERP so firms could run on one connected platform instead of juggling disconnected tools. This recognition tells us that approach is working, and we’re excited about what our customers will be able to do next.”
— Dirk Shimpach, Founder and CEO, PracticeERP
