Clutch is a marketplace where companies find and evaluate B2B service providers. Its reviews are collected by Clutch, usually in an interview or a verified online submission, and published with the reviewer's role and the project's scope. That is what makes the award worth writing about: it is decided by what clients said after the work was done.
What is a Clutch Global Award based on?
In Clutch's own description, the Global Awards honour firms on the strength of verified client reviews, market presence and demonstrated expertise. For Summer 2026 the recognition went to the top fifteen companies in each of its IT services and software development categories, one of nearly five hundred companies recognised worldwide. Blueacrobat's award is in the Oracle services category, Clutch's grouping for firms that work with Oracle products; it is a Clutch recognition and implies no affiliation with Oracle.
“The pace of innovation in IT and software development continues to accelerate, and these firms are setting the standard through the results they deliver for clients,” said Mike Beares, Founder and CEO of Clutch. “A Clutch Global Award is earned through exceptional service and the voices of real customers.”
Whose reviews are behind it?
The reviews on our Clutch profile describe engagements in which a company retired, migrated away from or protected an Oracle NetSuite account and needed its records extracted, verified, archived or backed up. Fourteen of them are published on this site as case studies, each with its rating, the reviewer's own words and a link to the review on Clutch: a food manufacturer whose account and File Cabinet were extracted for audit before the contract ended, a telecommunications company whose legacy NetSuite is archived on DBVault, a training company whose continuous backup was set up before an existing solution expired, and eleven more. They are the record of what the award recognises.
What does it mean for a company choosing an archival partner?
Not that the work is finished. A company handing over its ERP history is trusting a supplier with the records an auditor, a tax authority or a buyer will ask for years later, and what earns that trust is unglamorous: an extraction verified against the source account, a validation period in which every issue is tracked to resolution, an archive that is read-only once finalised, access scoped per person, and controls that are examined rather than asserted. Blueacrobat holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification and undergoes an annual SOC 2 Type II examination for that reason, and has worked with Oracle NetSuite data since 2009. The award is a signal that the people who lived through those engagements would say the same.
Our thanks to the clients who took the time to write a review, and to the team whose work they describe.
If your company is leaving NetSuite, retiring an account or protecting a live one, the case studies show what each engagement involved, and the AcroXtract page sets out how an extraction is run and verified. The conversation worth having is the one before access to the account ends.