SuiteScript

If you are just getting acquainted with NetSuite, you might think that the coding language doesn't really matter to you if you're not a developer who will be working with the code directly. So, let's explore how the powerful capabilities of SuiteScript can benefit you.

A developer will often be tasked to write a map-reduce script that updates all of the NetSuite records their user event script is already updating.

Companies often wish to display various price levels on their SuiteCommerce website based on custom requirements. This can be achieved with SuiteScript!

Follow the steps in this article to configure CORS correctly for a request to a Suitelet by ensuring the correct headers and responses are in place.

When writing a SuiteScript, you may have come across the problem where the native “weight” field on line items does not seem to change when you set it with a SuiteScript.

Utilize the “forceSyncSourcing” attribute to help the Client Script code to act the same as manual actions in the UI.

Getting country names and internal IDs in NetSuite can be a bit tricky, so here is a neat SuiteScript trick to make the process easier!

Our very own Jacob Terneus (CEO) and Caleb Schmitz (CRO) were interviewed on Episode 40 of the SuiteScript Stories Podcast!

If you think a saved search could fetch more results than the 4000 allowed, it may make sense to bypass this limit with this alternative code.

Using existing email templates or system email templates is common, and knowing how to load them into a SuiteScript is a vital skill.

When building custom UI solutions for NetSuite Suitelets using React, you can't rely on dynamic NPM imports or runtime builds—NetSuite's environment doesn't support it. To integrate a React app into a Suitelet, it must be delivered as a single, self-contained HTML file that includes all JavaScript and CSS inline. This way, the app can be stored in the NetSuite File Cabinet and served directly to users via a Suitelet.