netsuite
. The Company ID used within NetSuite platform.
No
Username
The Username is used to login to the NetSuite platform. Your NetSuite login username used to access the platform.
Yes
Password
The password is used to login to the NetSuite platform. Your NetSuite login password.
Yes
Application ID
ApplicationID is A unique 32- character identifier which is automatically generated in NetSuite when an integration record is created. To retrieve Application ID within NetSuite follow the path navigate toSetup→ Integration→ Manage Integrations → New.
No
Role ID
The Role Id is The internal id of the role that is used to login to NetSuite.Note: Leave this field empty to use the user's default role.
No
Endpoint URL
The Endpoint URL is the web service URL of NetSuite that the connector uses to communicate (get/post data). The URL format mostly depends upon the type of NetSuite account and data center of the user instance of NetSuite where it is hosted. The typical format of the Endpoint URL are as shown: Production Instance: https://webservices.netsuite/service/v<version_number>Sandbox Instance: https://webservices.sandbox.netsuite/service/v<version_number>Example of production Instance: https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2016_1_0/netsuite.wsdl Example of Sandbox Instance: https://webservices.sandbox.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2016_1_0/netsuite.wsdl
No
Account ID
The Account ID is used to login to the NetSuite application. Your unique NetSuite Account ID that identifies your NetSuite environment. To retrieve Account ID within NetSuite, follow the path Setup→ Integrations→ Web service preferences
Yes
Client ID
The OAuth Client ID for Token-Based Authentication (TBA).
Yes
Client Secret
The OAuth Client Secret paired with the Client ID.
Yes
TBA Access Token
The Token-Based Authentication (TBA) access token generated for API access.
Yes
TBA Access Token Secret
The secret key associated with the TBA Access Token.
Yes
These credentials allow DBSync to authenticate securely and make API calls on behalf of the configured role.
Quick Setup Guide
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I connect multiple NetSuite accounts?
Yes, configure separate connector instances for each NetSuite environment (e.g., sandbox, production).
Is Token-Based Authentication required?
Yes, NetSuite uses Token-Based Authentication (TBA) for secure API access.
Does the connector support custom objects?
Yes, both standard and custom NetSuite record types are supported.
Can workflows run in real time?
Yes, triggers and webhooks can be configured to execute workflows based on events.
How does DBSync connect to NetSuite?
DBSync connects to NetSuite platform through connector called NetSuite connector. It has inbuilt API methods that open a connection to NetSuite application for reading and writing data in, and out of, the platform.
When do we need additional integration coding?
DBsync has a standard template built-in for clients of NetSuite and Salesforce. However, if the scope of work involves other than standard data flow supported by our standard template then, additional integration should be written.
Click on the Salesforce & NetSuite integration template to learn more about our standard template offering.
Does DBSync need to be installed on the same machine as that of NetSuite?
No. DBSync and NetSuite platforms are available through cloud. However, if required, you can install it on-premise.
How does NetSuite connector handle errors?
DBSync NetSuite connector handles processing of errors in different ways depending on the error type. Errors can be tracked via log section of the DBSync platform. If there is a connection error, authentication error, schema validation error, then process level error is triggered.
Do I need technical skills to configure the connector?
No, guided configuration and automatic token validation simplify setup.
Summary
The NetSuite Connector in DBSync Cloud Workflow provides a powerful and secure integration solution for connecting your ERP data with external systems. With broad support for master and transactional objects, flexible authentication, and automated workflows, this connector empowers organizations to streamline business processes, automate financial operations, and maintain data consistency across platforms.
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