Navigating NetSuite Email Size Limits: A Comprehensive Guide

NetSuite imposes specific size limits for both outbound and inbound emails, encompassing the content and any attachments included in the communication.

Outbound Email Limits:

For outbound emails, NetSuite imposes a total size limit of 15 MB, encompassing both the email content and any attached files. This allowance accommodates necessary items like email headers and encoding. It’s important to note that the processed email may exceed 15 MB, considering these additional elements.

Attachment Size Limits:

The table below outlines the email size and attachment limits for various senders from NetSuite:

Sender from NetSuiteTotal Email Size LimitIndividual Attachment File Size LimitNotes
Marketing email merge15 MB5 MB
Records15 MB5 MB
SuiteFlow “Send Email” action15 MB10 MB
Dunning Letters SuiteApp15 MB5 MBPDF files are split if >5MB
SuiteCommerce InStore (SCIS)15 MB10 MBSCIS may fail for large files

Inbound Email Limits:

For emails sent to NetSuite, the following table outlines the size limits for both emails and individual attachments:

Receiver in NetSuiteTotal Email Size LimitIndividual Attachment File Size LimitNotes
Email Capture Plug-in25 MB10 MB
Email Case Capture10 MB< 10 MB (not specified)System may fail for case creation >10 MB
Transaction Email Capture10 MB5 MBMax of 20 email file attachments; Specific limits for image and PDF files

Key Considerations:

  1. Email Signature Images:
    Avoid including email signature images when sending vendor bills to NetSuite. Received email signature images are treated as vendor bill attachments, potentially causing the attachments limit to be exceeded.
  2. File Type Specifics:
    Image files (PNG, JPEG) are limited to a single page containing a single invoice. PDF files are restricted to 5 pages, supporting a single invoice per file.

By understanding and adhering to these size limits, businesses can ensure smooth and efficient email communication within the NetSuite platform, fostering streamlined processes and effective collaboration.

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