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Integration Lifecycle Management (ILM) in Celigo

Integration Lifecycle Management features help you build and manage your integration’s software development lifecycle by supporting version control, release management, and git-style features to push, merge and commit changes. You can consider these guidelines when planning your integration management. Build or update an integration, preferably in sandbox environment. Create a clone to test changes to… Continue reading Integration Lifecycle Management (ILM) in Celigo

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NetSuite – EDI for B2B Manager Integration

EDI is a platform that modernizes traditional B2B EDI data integrations by providing a standardized REST/JSON API endpoint for EDI transactions. It helps suppliers sell products wholesale. When these wholesalers (trading partners) create purchase orders, EDI converts the EDI X12/EDIFACT format to a JSON canonical structure and integrates it with NetSuite. The following built-in flows… Continue reading NetSuite – EDI for B2B Manager Integration

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Error in Magento Item Fulfillment flow

Error message “Could not save a shipment, see error log for details” Reason Products in the Magento order does not have enough quantities to create the shipment. Solution Add sufficient stock to Products in Magento and retry the error in Celigo.

EDIFACT Segments and their definitions

UNA segment UNA:+.? ‘ The UNA segment stands for the “Service String Advice” and describes the separators used in the message. Usually, the following separators are used (syntax version 3). : Composite element delimiter + Data element delimiter . Character reserved for the decimal comma ? release character (escape character) remains empty ‘ Segment delimiter UNB segment UNB+UNOA:3+8773456789012:14+9123456789012:14+140218:1552+MSGNR4711++++++1’ The UNB… Continue reading EDIFACT Segments and their definitions

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Transformation code for sample data flow EDI

/*  * transformFunction:  *  * This function transforms a set of invoice records into the desired EDI JSON format.  *  * The function is passed one ‘options’ argument with the following fields:  *  ‘record’ – array [] representing a record set.  *  ‘settings’ – all custom settings in scope for the transform currently running.  *  * The… Continue reading Transformation code for sample data flow EDI

File Definition Rules for POR flow

{  “_id”: “673fc56d702dc6db7cc64d55”,  “lastModified”: “2024-11-29T07:17:51.964Z”,  “name”: “Amazon Vendor Central EDIFACT ORDRSP”,  “sandbox”: false,  “description”: “Purchase order response message”,  “version”: “1”,  “format”: “delimited/edifact”,  “skipEmptyEndColDelimiter”: true,  “delimited”: {   “rowSuffix”: “‘”,   “rowDelimiter”: “n”,   “colDelimiter”: “+”  },  “rules”: [   {    “maxOccurrence”: 2,    “required”: true,    “elements”: [     {      “name”: “UNB”,      “value”: “UNB”     },     {      “name”: “SYNTAX IDENTIFIER”,      “value”: {       “delimiter”:… Continue reading File Definition Rules for POR flow

Offset one day back to the current date.

This need retrieving the current date. Then, you’d subtract the number of milliseconds in 24 hours to get yesterday’s date, formatted as below: {{dateFormat “MM/DD/YYYY” (dateAdd (timestamp) “-86400000”)}} If the current date is 10/18/2024 the output will be 10/17/2024

Optimize FTP file transfers

The default behavior of an FTP export is to read and process each file one at a time. That is, the export stops retrieving files until the current file is completed. If you are exporting several large files, particularly in XML format, the transfer can proceed much more slowly than expected.  You can control the… Continue reading Optimize FTP file transfers