Configure restlet.createRecord mapping

When using Advanced BOMs , and creating item related records that are inaccessible from the standard NetSuite REST api is required, the restlet.createRecord field can be mapped (but make sure you are using the SharpSync RESTLet script version 2.0.0 or later in your NetSuite instance). To create different item related records, add a new Property Mapping for each record type that you need to create.

Below is an sample setup to create the item related record itemlocationconfiguration

Item Location Configuration Property Mapping Settings

Setting	Value
Primary accessor	(Unmapped) or mapped to a Primary Source accessor if you need one
Secondary accessor	restlet.createRecord
Update Primary on Submit	unchecked
Update NetSuite on Submit	checked
Rendering Type	Free Text

Item Location Configuration Property Mapping Rules

Given this input, create the following rule:

• A Text Manipulation export rule for NetSuite (check the checkbox for Process for NetSuite) with the following sample text (feel free to update the rule script to suit your business rules):

return {
  itemlocationconfiguration: {
    subsidiary: "2",
    location: "4",
    atpleadtime: 90,
    minimumrescheduledays: 1,
    reschedulehorizon: 90,
    rescheduleindays: 7,
    rescheduleoutdays: 30,
    supplylotsizingmethod: "FIXED_LOT_SIZE",
    fixedlotsize: 1,
    supplytype: rowData.isAssemblyRow === true ? "BUILD" : "PURCHASE",
    iswip: true,
  },
};

The main key itemlocationconfiguration of the returned object represent the NetSuite record type to be created, while the other key-value pairs (subsidiary , location , etc... ) represent the new record's field values to be set upon creation.