NetSuite SuiteWorld 2026: Dates, Agenda and What to Watch

This is a pre-event guide. It covers what Oracle has confirmed about the schedule, who should attend or stream, and the questions NetSuite customers should keep in mind while the keynotes run. Where Oracle has not said what it will announce, this page says so instead of guessing. A dedicated section near the end will record verified announcements once Oracle publishes them.

Event facts come from Oracle’s SuiteWorld pages, checked on October 22, 2026; Oracle notes that details are subject to change. ERP Peers is an independent NetSuite consulting firm. This is not Oracle’s official event guide.

SuiteWorld 2026 dates, venue and access

SuiteWorld is Oracle NetSuite’s yearly conference. Oracle describes the 2026 edition as its biggest event of the year. This is what the official pages confirm about when, where and how to join.

Primary sources: Oracle’s SuiteWorld event page, the On Air page and the Pricing and FAQ page.

Confirmed SuiteWorld 2026 event schedule

Oracle publishes the schedule below for Las Vegas. Times are shown as Oracle lists them. The pages do not state a time zone, so confirm it when you register for On Air. Oracle’s schedule does not name keynote speakers.

Oracle also lists a welcome reception on Sunday, an industry reception on Monday and The Party on Tuesday evening. Its page shows the Oracle AI World keynotes and the SuiteWorld keynotes in one schedule without explaining how the two relate, so check each session title before you plan around it.

Who should attend or stream SuiteWorld 2026

With in-person passes sold out, the practical choice for most readers is how closely to follow On Air. The guidance below is ERP Peers’ view of how to use what Oracle has confirmed.

Stream On Air if you

• Run finance, operations or IT for a NetSuite account and want to hear the opening and product keynotes live.
• Administer NetSuite and want the hands-on labs. Oracle lists labs with live Q&A on both Monday and Tuesday.
• Need to share sessions with colleagues across time zones. On Air sessions remain on demand through November 30.

Prioritize the in-person experience if you hold a pass

• Book the hands-on labs early, since Oracle’s event page encourages attendees to reserve popular labs in advance.
• Use the Expo, where Oracle says live demos include NetSuite Next in action, and the one-to-one guidance Oracle offers through SuiteGurus, NSpections and NetSuite specialists.
• Choose sessions by role and industry. Oracle states that sessions are tailored by both and cites 10+ industry focus areas.

Confirmed SuiteWorld 2026 agenda themes

Oracle has named a small number of themes. Everything beyond these is not yet public.

• NetSuite Next. Oracle’s event page promotes product announcements, roadmap updates and innovations, including NetSuite Next, which it calls the next generation of NetSuite.
• AI and automation. Oracle’s FAQ highlights guidance on how AI and automation can help customers stay ahead, and the schedule includes the Impact Lab: AI in Action on Sunday.
• Hands-on learning. Labs, breakout sessions and optional pre-event training, which Oracle says carries CPE credits.
• Industry and customer stories. Oracle describes curated sessions featuring customer stories, along with 10+ industry focus areas.
• Explaining the news. New this year, On Air offers featured sessions Oracle says will unpack major product announcements and what they mean for your team.

What NetSuite customers should watch

These are questions to test against Oracle’s own announcements, not predictions about what Oracle will say. Each one is worth answering before you change plans or budgets.

1. Availability and eligibility. Does Oracle state when, where and for which accounts NetSuite Next is available? Compare its wording with what you see in your own account. Our NetSuite Next explainer covers what Oracle has documented so far.
2. Release timing. Which NetSuite release carries each announced capability? Our NetSuite 2026.2 release guide covers what Oracle documented for that release.
3. Ask Oracle. What data, roles and permissions does it respect, and what does Oracle say about customizations and integrations? See our guide to Ask Oracle for NetSuite.
4. AI capabilities. Which features are generally available, which are in preview, and which need separate configuration? Our overview of NetSuite AI features can help you sort new announcements against what you already have.
5. Readiness. What data quality, process and testing work would you need first? Start with our NetSuite AI readiness checklist.
6. Licensing and packaging. Does Oracle say anything about how new capabilities are licensed? If it does not, ask your NetSuite account team directly.

How to follow SuiteWorld 2026 online

• Register for On Air. It is free through Oracle’s On Air page and includes live keynotes, sessions and hands-on labs with live Q&A.
• Plan around the keynotes. Oracle lists the opening keynote on Monday afternoon and the product keynote on Tuesday morning.
• Use on-demand replays. Oracle says On Air sessions remain available through November 30, so you can review the sessions that matter to your role.
• Check Oracle’s own announcements first. Treat summaries from other sources, including this page, as secondary to Oracle’s published materials.

After the event: confirmed announcements

When it is updated, it will cover which announcements Oracle confirmed, what Oracle has said about availability and timing, and what each means for NetSuite customers. Anything Oracle has not confirmed will be left out.

SuiteWorld 2025 recap

SuiteWorld 2025 took place in Las Vegas in October 2025. Oracle’s press releases dated October 7, 2025, announced two headline items.

• NetSuite Next. Oracle introduced NetSuite Next as the next generation of NetSuite, built around Ask Oracle, a natural language assistant, plus conversational AI and agentic workflows. Oracle said customers could switch with the press of a button without migrating or disrupting existing customizations.
• AI in SuiteCloud. Oracle also expanded the SuiteCloud Platform with AI capabilities, including an AI Connector Service built on the Model Context Protocol and capabilities for designing custom AI agents.

For how those announcements map to what customers can use today, read our NetSuite Next guide.