Depending on your business requirements, you can define default types to reflect your most common customer and vendor profiles. For example: B2C businesses may default to Individual for customers B2B operations may prefer Company as the default How to Set Default Types Navigate to Setup → Company → General Preferences For Customers: Locate Default Customer… Continue reading How to Set Default Customer and Vendor Types in NetSuite
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Understanding Preferred Stock Level and Safety Stock in NetSuite Inventory Management
Safety Stock Safety Stock is the buffer inventory kept to protect against uncertainties in demand or supply. It’s not meant to be sold immediately but to cover unexpected spikes in demand or delays in replenishment. It prevents stockouts during supplier delays or demand surges Maintains customer satisfaction and service levels In NetSuite, you can define… Continue reading Understanding Preferred Stock Level and Safety Stock in NetSuite Inventory Management
Creating Folders in Boomi Integration: A Simple Guide
Keeping your Boomi workspace tidy makes development smoother and collaboration easier. Folders help you organize components like processes, connectors, and shared elements into logical groups. How to Create a Folder in Boomi Open Component Explorer Use the left panel in Boomi AtomSphere to view your components. Select the Parent Folder Choose the folder where you… Continue reading Creating Folders in Boomi Integration: A Simple Guide
Understanding Inventory Quantities in NetSuite: On Hand, Committed, and Available
NetSuite offers real-time tracking of inventory levels through three key metrics: 1. Quantity on Hand This is the total physical inventory currently available in your warehouse or storage locations. Think of it as the total number of units you actually have. 2. Quantity Committed This refers to the units that have already been allocated to… Continue reading Understanding Inventory Quantities in NetSuite: On Hand, Committed, and Available
Using NSCONCAT in NetSuite Saved Search Formulas
When building Saved Searches in NetSuite, you may encounter a need to concatenate multiple values into a single field, such as listing item names for a transaction or aggregating emails tied to a contact. That’s where the NSCONCAT function becomes especially useful. What is NSCONCAT? NSCONCAT is a group function available in formula fields when… Continue reading Using NSCONCAT in NetSuite Saved Search Formulas
Ping Requests in Celigo
Celigo’s Integrator.io provides various tools for managing integrations, including the ability to send ping requests to test connections. A ping request helps users verify whether an integration connection is operational before executing data transfers or API calls. What is a Ping Request? A ping request in Celigo is used to check the status of a… Continue reading Ping Requests in Celigo
Understanding Standard Type/Scheduled and Webhook Listener in Celigo
Celigo’s Integrator.io provides different methods for exporting and receiving data, including Standard Type/Scheduled Exports and Webhook Listeners. These approaches help automate data transfers and ensure seamless integration between applications. Standard Type/Scheduled Exports Standard Type or Scheduled exports allow users to retrieve data from a source application at predefined intervals. This method is useful when real-time… Continue reading Understanding Standard Type/Scheduled and Webhook Listener in Celigo
Understanding Export Types in Integrator.io
Integrator.io, Celigo’s powerful integration platform, allows users to automate data transfers between applications. One of its key features is exports, which enable users to retrieve data from source applications and move it to other systems. Understanding the different types of exports in Integrator.io is essential for optimizing workflows and ensuring efficient data synchronization. Types of… Continue reading Understanding Export Types in Integrator.io
Understanding Webhook Verification Methods in Celigo
Webhooks are an essential part of automation and integration in Celigo, allowing applications to communicate in real time. To ensure security and authenticity, Celigo provides multiple verification methods when setting up webhook listeners. Here’s an overview of four common verification types: 1. Basic Authentication Basic authentication requires a username and password to verify incoming webhook… Continue reading Understanding Webhook Verification Methods in Celigo
Celigo – Handlebars overview
Handlebars is a simple templating language. Handlebars templates look like regular text with embedded handlebars expressions. Expressions Expressions are functions that are named according to the function they perform. They can accept and pass arguments to other functions or expressions, modify the output, and perform a host of other functions. Handlebars helpers will modify the… Continue reading Celigo – Handlebars overview