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Form that resides on our URL, not NetSuite

edited Nov 22, 2019 6:17PM in CRM 9 comments

I want to be able to have our standard web contact form reside on our URL, not linked to a NetSuite URL, that inputs lead contact information into NetSuite.

Is there a way to do this simply? I was able to manage this very easily using Salesforce in a previous life... But, from everything I've seen so far, the actual form has to be hosted on a NetSuite URL.

I've been told that using the WebServices can accomplish this, but that's going to require programming resources on our end that I just don't have.

Using an iFrame as a hack isn't going to work, ideally it would just be pointing the post URL of the form to an appropriate NetSuite address so that the data is passed and entered into netSuite.

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