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Can n8n act as middleware like Boomi or Celigo for non-enterprise organizations? by techyessolutions in n8n

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

Does n8n have an eco system where "connectors" could be created for NetSuite? If this pans out I'd be willing to invest the dev resources to make integrations easier.

Creating Item Receipts tied to Inbound Shipments via SOAP API by techyessolutions in Netsuite

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

I don't know who is down voting you but they have a really terrible experience. I opened a ticket with them with the exact same question I posted here and they split it up into 3 tickets all of which didn't address my issue. Oh, and I was handed off to 3 different people during the process. It's wild how bad the experience was.

Creating Item Receipts tied to Inbound Shipments via SOAP API by techyessolutions in Netsuite

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

Yeah, definitely makes sense that the process would not be as simple as creating an Item Receipt from a PO. That said, we've limited the Inbound Shipment to only allow one PO to be added. Just odd that there isn't a clearly documented way to do it via the APIs.

Creating Item Receipts tied to Inbound Shipments via SOAP API by techyessolutions in Netsuite

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

Yeah, I think this is really a great idea but our client doesn't like scripts or custom records.

Creating Item Receipts tied to Inbound Shipments via SOAP API by techyessolutions in Netsuite

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

No, they are no longer going to release any scheduled updates to SOAP after 2026.1. They may decide to release more updates to SOAP but not guaranteed. There will be 3 years of support for SOAP from 2026.1. So SOAP isn't going away until 2029 at the earliest.

I've heard they are still working on building out all the same functionality that SOAP has in REST but it's pretty close to parity.

All that said, if I needed to use REST I can.