Token Based Authentication (TBA) Policy configuration for Oracle Integration Cloud NetSuite Adapter !!!

I have been recently engaged in one assignment where I was expected to make connectivity with NetSuite to create Customer inside NetSuite. However, condition was to connect NetSuite using “Token based Authentication” only. That was Customer’s key requirement to establish secure connectivity to NetSuite.

Token based authentication needs many input parameters such as WSLD URL, Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Token, Token Secret and Account ID.

I had to spent bit of time to work-out how to get all above parameters values and in this blog I just want to share that learning.

There is already NetSuite Connector Documentation available which describe the instructions about Token Based Authentication. This blog is just expanding that document with some additional info and screenshots.

So, let’s get started-

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Retrieve Custom Fields from NetSuite using Oracle Integration Cloud NetSuite Adapter !!!

This blog is showcasing very specific use case related to NetSuite Custom Field retrieval and how we accomplish that using Oracle Integration Cloud NetSuite Adapter.

In this example we will be retrieving custom fields values e.g. birthDt from NetSuite by passing specific Customer Id. It may sound very easy but it was bit complex to deal with because the way how NetSuite was responding Custom Fields values using NetSuite Adapter.

Here is the use-case diagram –

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In my previous blog I have already shown all the configuration which needs to be done to connect to NetSuite using Oracle Integration Cloud NetSuite Adapter and deal with NetSuite Custom fields. Hence, this blog will just focus on specific mapping challenges which I have faced initially during implementation.

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Manage Custom Fields in NetSuite using Oracle Integration Cloud NetSuite Adapter

Customization is essential part of any SaaS implementation to capture unique business needs. In NetSuite SaaS application also, there could be several use-cases where user might need to create a new Custom Object or add custom fields into existing Standard Object such as Contact, Account and Organization etc. In this blog I will be showing how can we add Custom fields e.g. Degree name and Passing Year etc. into existing NetSuite Contact object and can update the same field using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) NetSuite adapter.

Please Note: NetSuite Adapter handles the Custom fields in very different way in compare to other adapters. Due to NetSuite API limitation, OIC Adapters not able to discovers Custom fields created in NetSuite which could be concern to many Customers. However, Oracle NetSuite Integration Adapter provide a way to specify manually all those Custom fields using InternalId and ScriptId and assign associated values coming from Source System to those fields and that’s the core objective of writing this blog to show to reader how we can manually add and assign values to NetSuite Custom fields using OIC NetSuite Adapter. 

The use case scenarios –

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Below are the high level steps user need to perform to achieve outcome.

  • NetSuite – Create Custom Entity fields in NetSuite for Contact object
  • OIC – Create NetSuite Adapter connection as Target System
  • OIC – Create REST Connection as Source System
  • OIC- Workout Request Response Payload for REST Adapter Input
  • OIC – Create Integration, do mapping and Activate Integration
  • OIC – Test Integration using POSTMAN
  • NetSuite – Verify Contact object details

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