Authentication + Configuration
Configuration of a Netsuite Datasource
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Configuration of a Netsuite Datasource
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By now you should have the following key info:
clientId
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clientSecret
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scriptId
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deploymentId
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folderId
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NetSuite supports a number of types of authentication. The auth method supported in SharpSync is OAuth 2. The configuration values in SharpSync are shown below.
Authentication
In SharpSync, navigate to Data Sources
Select the NetSuite Data Source > Add
Set the Server Url
Click Update
Click the Ping button to test the connection. This is optional and will not work if ICMP is disabled on the server
Click the 'Configure' button
You can now configure Authentication & Configuration
Base API path
This is the full link [including your customer id] to the NetSuite Instance. Typically something like:
Authentication Types
The type of authentication method to use when authenticating with NetSuite. We only support:
OAuth Url
The URL where authentication initially happens:
OAuth Token Url
The URL where tokens are created / renewed. Typically something like:
OAuth Client Client Id
The OAuth clientId
registered for the SharpSync application. Usually generated by the integration record created:
{some long string of text}
OAuth Client Secret
The OAuth clientSecret
registered for the SharpSync application. Usually generated the first time the integration record is created:
{some long string of text}
OAuth Scopes
Think of this as the permissions needed by your OAuth application to send and receive data. The restlets
scope is optional but highly recommended. Without it you will not be able to upload thumbnails. You should set this to:
When creating a new item, if the item cannot be reliably determined from SharpSync, this is the fallback type to be used (this is currently superseded by the values in the ), example: