Intro to NetSuite's Extensibility API for SuiteCommerce
An API (Application Programing Interface) is a conversation or set of conversations that one software application can have with other software applications.
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Before joining Anchor Group, Jacob spent time in academia, teaching Classics and Ancient Philosophy. This background – with its abundant opportunities to practice clear, careful communication – set him up well to consult and educate in the NetSuite world. Jacob spent several years consulting at Anchor Group, eventually founding and leading an ERP-specific consulting team to handle both implementations and managed services. In 2024 Jacob joyfully accepted the responsibility of the CEO role for Anchor Group. In his off-hours, you can expect to find Jacob cycling, enjoying a good Latin conversation, or just laughing with his wife and two daughters. Check out Jacob's interview alongside Anchor Group CRO Caleb Schmitz on the SuiteScript Stories Podcast: https://www.anchorgroup.tech/blog/anchor-group-featured-on-the-suitescript-stories-podcast
An API (Application Programing Interface) is a conversation or set of conversations that one software application can have with other software applications.
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Yes, there are risks with implementations. Luckily, we've seen enough NetSuite implementations to have a pretty good idea of how to manage those risks!
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It is worth noting that the SuiteCommerce Theme is fundamentally the layout of the website, not the colors, although you can specify the colors right in the theme code.
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Here is a breakdown of some things that may affect a NetSuite Implementation timeline and some of the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to project timelines.
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Here you will select all of the fields you previously added in website Setup. Notice that you are referencing the field ID, not the name. You have to put the exact field ID in for it to work, so if you're running into problems that's the first thing to check as you troubleshoot.
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Commerce categories are a native NetSuite feature to organize items in your SuiteCommerce site. Categories can be accessible through your site's navigation bar, and are also available under higher-level "parent" categories. However, if you have many items and many commerce categories, manually creating each individual record is time-consuming. Fortunately, we can use NetSuite's CSV Import feature to make the process more efficient.
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If you haven't had the chance to dive into the NetSuite 2023.1 release notes yourself, here is a summary of some of the more interesting and important updates from the perspective of a NetSuite Consultant!
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If you want even more granularity, you can set it up so NetSuite allows you to set department and/or class on the line level, so you could invoice a customer for multiple items, one from each department.
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The purpose of a PLP (product list page) is twofold: first, a PLP is designed to help your customers easily find the items they need. Second, a PLP is designed to influence which items the customer is more likely to purchase.
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MyAccount is one of the most robust sections of the SuiteCommerce platform, and something that can set it apart from other ecommerce software. Here you find profile information, payment and shipping information, purchase history, and support cases.
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You can even choose only to have this field appear on specific items by selecting the 'Specific Items' checkbox and adding the items in the field below.
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Getting your NetSuite fields to not show up on your SuiteCommerce website is easy. This is a short guide on how to hide fields on the product listing page and product detail page of your SuiteCommerce website.
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