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SuiteWorld 2025 registration is officially OPEN
SuiteWorld is the largest annual gathering of the NetSuite community! It will be held in Las Vegas on October 6-9, 2025. Our customers and partners look forward to SuiteWorld every year as a place to hear the latest from NetSuite, get hands-on learning, and connect with each other. Register now!
SuiteWorld is the largest annual gathering of the NetSuite community! It will be held in Las Vegas on October 6-9, 2025. Our customers and partners look forward to SuiteWorld every year as a place to hear the latest from NetSuite, get hands-on learning, and connect with each other. Register now!
Starting June 1st, 2025, you may notice that our regular e-Fix releases are being referred to as ‘Minor Releases’. It’s still the same release schedule, with a different name. (Link can be found here)
NSC | SuiteScript: How to Check if a Feature is Enabled via SuiteScript
The runtime.isFeatureInEffect() method is a useful tool in SuiteScript when you need to check whether a specific feature or setting is currently enabled or active in the system. This method is particularly valuable when you are developing custom scripts or workflows and want to ensure that your code behaves differently based on the availability of certain features. Here are some scenarios where using runtime.isFeatureInEffect() is appropriate:
- Feature-Dependent Functionality: If your script or customization relies on specific NetSuite features or settings, you can use runtime.isFeatureInEffect() to conditionally execute certain code blocks. For example, if you have custom logic that should only run when the Multi-Book Accounting feature is enabled, you can check for this feature before executing the relevant code.
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