Month: March 2025

How to Add a Redirection URL in Network Solutions (domain provider)

Redirection URL can be set up in two ways: by using NetSuite ‘Redirection URL’ domain type or by configuring it through the domain provider. To configure redirection URL through the domain provider (specifically Network Solutions), follow the steps below. Login to Network Solutions. Go to domains page by clicking ‘Domains’ link on the sidebar. Click… Continue reading How to Add a Redirection URL in Network Solutions (domain provider)

Cost Calculation in NetSuite

Cost calculation in NetSuite depends on multiple factors, including inventory valuation methods, landed costs, work-in-process (WIP), and cost categories. Below is a breakdown of how NetSuite calculates costs in different scenarios. 1. Costing Methods in NetSuite NetSuite provides different inventory costing methods, and the method chosen affects cost calculation. a) Average Costing The system calculates… Continue reading Cost Calculation in NetSuite

Best Practices to Handle Governance in a Map/Reduce Script

Handling governance efficiently in a Map/Reduce script ensures smooth execution without hitting NetSuite’s API limits. 1. Get (Load) Input Data Stage This stage fetches data to process in the script. Best Practices: Use search.create().runPaged() instead of run() to process large datasets efficiently in batches. Avoid unnecessary field retrievals; use search.lookupFields() instead of record.load() when only… Continue reading Best Practices to Handle Governance in a Map/Reduce Script

Governance Usage in Each Stage of Map/Reduce Script

Map/Reduce scripts have four stages: Get (Load) Input Data, Map, Reduce, and Summarize. Each stage has different governance considerations. 1. Get (Load) Input Data Stage This stage fetches data to process in the script (e.g., search results, JSON data, file parsing). Governance Considerations: search.create().run().each() → 10 units per record search.lookupFields() → 1 unit per record… Continue reading Governance Usage in Each Stage of Map/Reduce Script

Landed Cost in NetSuite

Landed cost is the total cost of acquiring a product, including purchase price, shipping, duties, insurance, and other fees. In NetSuite, landed costs help businesses accurately calculate inventory valuation and cost of goods sold (COGS). . Components of Landed Cost in NetSuite Landed costs in NetSuite can include multiple cost components: Freight Charges – Shipping… Continue reading Landed Cost in NetSuite

Malaysia e invoice in Netsuite

As of January 1, 2025, Malaysia mandates electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) for businesses, following a phased implementation that began on August 1, 2024. storecove.com To comply with the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) regulations, NetSuite offers the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp, enabling users to generate and certify e-documents for various transactions, including invoices, credit notes,… Continue reading Malaysia e invoice in Netsuite

OBN Registeration in NetSUite for einvoicing

To enable electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) in NetSuite through the Oracle Business Network (OBN), follow these steps: 1. Install the NetSuite Electronic Business (NSEB) SuiteApp: Access the SuiteApp Marketplace: Navigate to Customization > SuiteBundler > Search & Install Bundles. Search for NSEB SuiteApp: Enter “NetSuite Electronic Business” in the search bar. Install the SuiteApp: Locate the… Continue reading OBN Registeration in NetSUite for einvoicing

Expose the Seconds Timestamp from the Transaction System Notes of Transaction Saved Search

Scenario User wants to create a Transaction Saved Search to expose the seconds timestamp from the transaction’s System Notes. Solution To be able to expose the timestamp in seconds of the Transaction System Notes of Transaction Saved Search, user needs to add the following in the Transaction Saved Search:  On the Results tab  Filter: Select Formula (Text)  Formula: Add to_char({systemnotes.date},’HH:MI:SS’) 2.Click Save & Run  

How Would You Approach Migrating a Traditional React App to Next.js?

To migrate a traditional React app to Next.js: Set Up Next.js: Create a new Next.js project using create-next-app. Move Components: Transfer your existing React components into the Next.js project, placing them in appropriate directories such as components and pages. Adjust Routing: Update routing to fit Next.js’s file-based routing system, where the file structure in the pages directory determines… Continue reading How Would You Approach Migrating a Traditional React App to Next.js?