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RESTlet to bring data into Netsuite from a webhook
First off, I just learned there was a thing called a RESTlet yesterday and have no experience at all with them -- not even sure if this is the correct track to be starting down for what I want to do.
Does anyone have any experience using RESTlets to parse webhooks sent to the the RESTlet external URL?
I am trying to create a lead from a third party chat webhook.
The webhook sends out data in JSON format, but I have no control over what gets sent. I can only supply the external URL Netsuite generates and theoretically can upload the .js file that would parse this.
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