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Web services authorization failure
Hello,
We use the SuiteTalk web services SOAP API to interface directly with NetSuite. I'm refactoring our local integration to use Token Based Authentication and I'm running into what I consider to be a weird response from NetSuite; "You do not have permission to access web services feature." Why this is weird is because the token is mapped to the same user that we've been using for the better part of a year to access NetSuite via the web API.
This is what I've done to set up TBA: [LIST=1]
[*]Created a new integration
[*]Created a new role, TBA User, added the "Log in using Access Tokens" permission to the role, and added that role to the current web services user
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