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Supported NetSuite Types
Supported NetSuite Types
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Updated over 3 months ago

Salto leverages NetSuite's SuiteCloud Development (SDF) for managing:

  • All configuration items under NetSuite's customization tab

  • FileCabinet (Partial)

  • Roles

  • Saved Searches

  • Enabled Features

  • Reports

  • Financial Layouts

On top of that, Salto's SuiteApp for NetSuite enables management of the following types:

  • FileCabinet (Full)

  • Data records support, e.g. Subsidiary, Currency, Department, Items, Account, Location, etc.

  • Preferences (Settings) - UserPreferences, CompanyInformation, AccountingPreferences

  • Custom Records - more information can be found here

πŸ“˜ Fetch Configuration Properties: Learn about the default NetSuite fetched types, how to customize your configuration and more here

Supported Item types

Salto supports all Item types specified in "Lists > Accounting > Items":

  • Assembly

  • Description

  • Discount

  • Download Item

  • Expense

  • Gift Certificate

  • Inventory Item

  • Item Group

  • Kit/Package

  • Markup

  • Non-inventory Purchase/Sale/Resale Item

  • Other Charge Purchase/Sale/Resale Item

  • Payment

  • Service

  • Subtotal

Note: The Supported Item Types above, as well as other elements deployed via the Salto SuiteApp will not be shown in the SDF Deployment Audit trail.

Including / Excluding elements

You can edit the Salto Configuration File to include / exclude specific elements that you want / do not want to fetch and manage with Salto. You can choose which types to include / exclude, and also which instances of these types. To do this, use the include / exclude list under the fetch section of the Salto Configuration File.

For example, the below file excludes all reports which have "test" in their report name. For additional examples, please refer to this page.

netsuite {
fetch = {
include = [
{
type = ".*"
},
]
exclude = [
{
type = "Report"
criteria = {
name = ".*test.*"
}
}
]
}
}


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