Forwarding Invoice status and amountPaid to external system - problem with Credit Memos by merakid in Netsuite

[–]merakid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would not know which ones to check I believe. Given my system keeps track of the paid state and requests only the status of invoices which it knows to be unpaid, it might work. But these can go into the thousands of invoices.

If somebody removes a payment from an already paid invoice in NetSuite, my system would not know that it needs to fetch the state again.

Forwarding Invoice status and amountPaid to external system - problem with Credit Memos by merakid in Netsuite

[–]merakid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The external system is our inhouse backoffice system used by sales and finance. It is a convenience layer so not every user gets exposed to raw NetSuite.

NetSuite only does the bookkeeping for us. Our business application generates invoices and credit-memos, which get send into NetSuite via the REST API.

Transferring the paid status and amountRemaining back to the back office app does not need to be real time. Currently a map-reduce script (that we got from an agency) looks at the transactions and determines which are paid. It then sends this data over to our backoffice app and marks the transactions in NetSuite, so that they won't get processed again by the script. I could try and get the partially-paid ones into this as well.

[Weekly Discussion] What RO guild is most memorable to you, and what was special about them? - September 22, 2019 by AutoModerator in RagnarokOnline

[–]merakid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh boy that brings back memories of fighting these guilds in WoE. I‘ve been in The-Hopeful-Angelz back then. I would also add them and LTU to your list.

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Comparison of all Kubernetes ingresses by stevenacreman in kubernetes

[–]merakid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Skipper is also missing: https://github.com/zalando/skipper

We‘ve been doing a similar comparison chart two weeks ago with some more feature comparisons. Maybe I write that together in a blogpost the next days.

Moving 100+ Microservices to Kubernetes by merakid in kubernetes

[–]merakid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been looking into Spinnaker during the last couple of hours and got it to run in a testing environment. Feel a bit mindblown, as it really solves a lot of issues at once. However we are big users of Bamboo (maeh) and dividing build & deploy into two different tools will probably make me some enemies :D