Hi There My questions are in relation to the change announced here: https://community.oracle.com/netsuite/english/discussion/4508412/soap-web-services-endpoint-release-and-support-policy-changes * How can I tell which integrations in an account use SOAP vs REST or other types of connectivity? * For "The 2025.2 SOAP web services endpoint will be the last regularly scheduled and released SOAP endpoint." Does this mean Netsuite will stop supporting SOAP after 3 years and all integrations have to be moved to REST services? Thanks

Hello @Vernita, Please check the information below : 1. To check which Integrations use SOAP vs REST Web services : Navigate to : * Setup > Integration > Manage Integrations* SOAP (SuiteTalk SOAP) commonly uses:* TBA (Token-Based Auth) with SOAP, or * SSO/SAML in some scenarios * REST commonly uses:* OAuth 2.0 (for REST Web Services) * TBA can also be used with RESTlets (depends on setup) * Check Execution Log for Each Integration which will help you determine which Integration uses SOAP vs REST (Based on where Logs are populated * To further Narrow down Navigate to : Setup > Soap Web Services Usage Logs > Check Which Integrations are listed under that 2. The 2025.2 SOAP endpoint is the last planned SOAP endpoint. Any later SOAP endpoints would be released only as necessary to meet business, technical, or other significant requirements. With the 2027.1 release, only the 2025.2 endpoint will be supported. With the 2028.2 release, SOAP will no longer be available in NetSuite and existing SOAP integrations with NetSuite will stop working. Below are some SuiteAnswers for Better understanding : 1021357 Removal of SOAP Web Services 1021281 SOAP Removal Plans FAQ 10817 Support for Existing WSDL Versions For Upgrade : 1021295 SOAP Web Services To Rest Web Services Upgrade Guide

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Hi There

My questions are in relation to the change announced here:

https://community.oracle.com/netsuite/english/discussion/4508412/soap-web-services-endpoint-release-and-support-policy-changes

How can I tell which integrations in an account use SOAP vs REST or other types of connectivity?
For "The 2025.2 SOAP web services endpoint will be the last regularly scheduled and released SOAP endpoint."
Does this mean Netsuite will stop supporting SOAP after 3 years and all integrations have to be moved to REST services?

Thanks

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