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Re: NetSuite slow and hanging in Chrome
Hi Angela
No, the users don't clear their cache regularly. The problem is also that when they do clear the cache, they start having issues with Netsuite very soon again, so that is definitely not a permanent solution. The other thing is that the issue appears to be isolated to Google Chrome only, as none of the users using Edge have had any issues.
It looks like even though both Chrome and Edge are built on the Chromium project, they handle caching differently, which is causing issues with Netsuite in Chrome but not Edge.
I have turned the Page pre-load and Graphics accelerations setting in Chrome on a few users devices to see if that makes a difference
Re: How can I display the open invoices that make up the amounts in the footer of the Customer Statement
In my output it shows the Balance Forward line but no open invoices. I guess there are no open invoices for that customer. Thanks for your reply.
Re: Blanket Purchase Orders vs Standard POs for “amount-known / invoice-count-unknown” spend
Hi @JDov,
Thank you for posting here in the NetSuite Support Community!
Hello everyone! One of our fellow members could use a hand. Please feel free to join this thread and share your knowledge, ideas, or tips. Your contributions are always valued and truly appreciated!
Netsuite Connector Deprecated API calls - fix coming?
I have received this very concerning email from Amazon stating that Netsuite is using depreciated API calls and that our Amazon sync will break if the API is not updated by the 27th March.
Has anyone else received this email and do we know if the Netsuite team are going to fix this issue? here is a copy of the email I have received that states that my connection has been identified as using the depreciated calls:—-
You are receiving this email because you currently use some or all of the Orders API v0 operations listed below. We want to notify you that the following 6 operations are deprecated, and will be removed on 3/27/2027. If you haven't already done so, we kindly request that you migrate to the Orders API v2026-01-01 to avoid any disruption in service.
The operations that will be removed are:
- getOrders
- getOrder
- getOrderBuyerInfo
- getOrderAddress
- getOrderItems
- getOrderItemsBuyerInfo
Please note that calls to these Orders API v0 operations will fail starting on 3/27/2027.
The new Orders API v2026-01-01 offers significant improvements including the ability to fetch all order information in a single API request, simplify integration with fewer endpoints, achieve selective data fetching using includedData parameters, fetch package information such as tracking information for FBM orders, and skip the Token API with a simplified PII access model.
For more information on how to migrate your workflows, please refer to our migration guide.
If you need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to our Developer Support team.
Selling Partner API Services Team
Subsidiary-Wise Trial Balance in NetSuite
1. Background
NetSuite’s standard Trial Balance (TB) report does not currently support subsidiary-wise segmentation, which is a common reporting requirement in OneWorld environments. This limitation is tracked under Enhancement #174031.
To address this reporting gap, we implemented a workaround by customizing the Balance Sheet report to replicate the Total view of the Trial Balance for individual subsidiaries.
2. Approach Overview
The customized report uses the Balance Sheet structure but is redesigned to behave like a Trial Balance. This is achieved by:
- Clearing all layout rows
- Adding a Financial Section containing all accounts
- Applying specific display settings
- Filtering by Subsidiary to produce subsidiary-wise outputs
While this approach replicates the Total view of TB, it cannot reproduce the Debit/Credit split, which remains a limitation.
3. Customization Steps
3.1 Base Report
We begin by customizing the Balance Sheet report.
3.2 Layout Changes
- All pre-existing layout rows are removed.
- A Financial Section is added that includes all account types (Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Income, and Expenses).
3.3 Display Settings
- Display Row → Unchecked
Ensures only accounts with balances appear. - Reverse Sign → Checked
Aligns the sign conventions with the Trial Balance totals.
6. Data Validation
The balances produced by the custom report were cross-verified with the Standard Trial Balance to ensure accuracy.
This included checking:
- Accounting period
- Subsidiary context
- Consolidated vs non-consolidated view
- Include/Exclude Children
- Currency settings
7. Known Limitations
- Debit/Credit columns cannot be reproduced in this method.
- The approach mimics the Trial Balance only in terms of ending balances (Total view).
8. Summary
Although NetSuite’s standard Trial Balance report does not support subsidiary-level segmentation, the customization of the Balance Sheet report provides an effective alternative. With the right layout, filters, and display options, the subsidiary-wise Trial Balance totals can be reliably reproduced to meet business reporting needs, with the exception of the Debit/Credit view.
Re: Subsidiary-Wise Trial Balance in NetSuite
Hi - When I follow this method the Currency Translation Adjustment Reserve account is missing from the TB. Do you know why?
Re: Subsidiary-Wise Trial Balance in NetSuite
Hi User_I3Z4D
Could you please check if the CTA is shown in the standard TB report in your account? Additionally, could you please check if the accounts list in the Row layout section of the Financial report builder includes the CTA account?
Thanks
Re: Is there any option to find out those vendor bills created in advance of receipts
Hi @user_5906,
You can create a Transaction saved search that finds vendor bills whose originating PO has not been fully received.
Sample approach:
- Saved Search Type: Transaction
- Criteria:
- Type = Vendor Bill
- Main Line = T
- Created From (Type = Purchase Order)
- Created From (Status = Pending Receipt)
- Results:
- Document Number
- Name
- Date
- Amount
- Created From
- Created From: Status
Re: Invoice Saved Search - # of $ Edits
Hi @User_BCKYD
You can try creating the Saved Search with the following details:
Saved Search Type: Transaction
Criteria tab
Transaction filters
- Type = Invoice
- Main Line = Yes (important so you’re not pulling line-level results)
System Notes (join) filters
- System Notes : Type = Change
- System Notes : Date = on or after 11/1/2025
- System Notes : Field = Total
Results tab (columns)
- Document Number
- Name
- System Notes : Date
- System Notes : Set By (this is the user who made the change)
- System Notes : Field
- System Notes : Old Value
- System Notes : New Value













