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Transactions Search Filters: Type = Sales Order Main Line = True Columns Name (Group) Internal ID (Count) -> number of orders placed Date (Min) -> date of first order place Amount (Sum) -> Total revenue (though this includes taxes and shipping) Cheers

Yeah a little suitescript or a worklfow will do it. There's no configurable option.

Two possibilities when that happens: 1) they accidentally updated to the wrong status 2) your defect has been deemed to be "as designed" and thus is now an enhancement request. I'd ask your support Rep what's up, they can tell you.

Hi, yes we have done this exact thing with great success. You can check out this website: http://hansdevice.com/shop_online At the very bottom, in the blue footer, are the top 3 nearest dealers based on your IP address. As IP geo-location is imperfect, you can then click "Set Location" to provide your ZIP, and this more…

Sure, it is a workable idea to use different Forms associated to different Roles, thus allowing for different UI experiences for different type of users.

Do your item costs vary so greatly you can't stick a fairly accurate average value on them? If so, you might be better served having seperate SKUs for such items.

If memory serves, you'll need to make the files "available without login" for the Customer Center to be able to access them. That might be risky, because that means *anyone* with the URL to the file will be able to access it. So if those files are remotely confidential, you'll have to consider that risk. I'd have to test,…

I can tell you the basic approach - it's a Suitelet with Netsuite's file browsing widget, but that's probably not helpful if you don't have scripters on staff. Otherwise, yes, we can sell you the functionality. Drop me a line if that's an option you want to look into.

It's possible to script a solution for this. We have done this before.

Several ways. The simplest is perhaps to create a new Web Tab (set to be displayed to Customer Center only), Categories, and then edit the files to publish them to the created category. You should be able to get a lot of setup information from the Help, such as under the topics: SuiteCommerce Web Site : SuiteCommerce Site…

Unless this has changed, you can only play in this way with lists you created via scripting. So it wouldn't work in this case. This being Netsuite, it is of course possible this has changed.

There's no configuration to do that. There's probably an Enhancement request for it, you can try looking for one and voting. Otherwise, this can be achieved with some scripting.

As the functionality to sych transaction IDs is not just a script - it also requires your NS to be configured in a certain way - please contact me via email to discuss further and get a quote.

Yes, we did this for a customer. If SO is for example BRG2934, a Cash Sale would be BRG2934-CS1 (or BRG2934-CS2, etc) and an Invoice is BRG2934-INV1 (or BRG2934-INV2, etc). Don't recall if they cared about Item Fulfillment numbers - wouldn't be much of an issue though.

There's a typo in your email

Unfortunately you can't filter standard fields, and to my knowledge there is no setting that regulates the field. You'd have to do it the long way - replace it with a custom field filtered down and use scripting to copy the value from the fake field to the true field. Not really worth it unless it's a big issue for you.

There are no out-of-the-box numbering fields to my knowledge. Interestingly enough, if you run a Saved Search, you can output "line number" as a field. However, in my experience this isn't quite the 1-2-3-4 you'd expect. I think your best bet is probably still scripting.

Cases don't really track different Web Stores. They are sort of intended as "company-wide" tools. We actually have a customer who has the exact same problem. We built a domain system using scripting. Basically, the logged in user has alternative Employee records (1 per domain) that hold his correct outbout email (i.e…

That's about it, really. It comes in mostly useful when you are doing Email Campaigns (you can pull more specific fields using CRMSDK tags).

A CSV update would be pretty quick.

Hi, Check out the Help under Marketing, Sales Force Automation, and Partners : Marketing : Customer Surveys Aside from the setup Netsuite guides you through, you can also have 3rd party tools integrate with Netsuite.

You could definitely script that

Hmm.. how about you place a custom dropdown on orders called "end user". The normal Netsuite "Customer" field on orders will remain for the person that actually pays the bill, which means the Reseller. On the new custom field, you will select the End User. The list would show a filtered list of all your Customer that are…

Yeah, I think there's probably a couple of ways. One easy one would be to use scripting to populate the email field on Cases with the Vendor's email, thus using the existing case functionality to send emails. When the vendor would reply it would go on the case.

I would create a Service for Sale (not purchasing.. you add these fees to an Invoice, right?). To make your life easy, you could have a script on the invoice that would automatically calculate the fee based on what is on the Invoice.

Hmm, I don't know about recording phone conversations. You would quickly eat up your allocated storage space, and Netsuite prices for more storage are pretty steep. I would look to store it in some seperate server somewhere and, maybe just make link it with a hyperlink or something to the Netsuite Phone Call record.

Hmmm.... that's a tough on. 1. Sending out emails = Marketing Campaign. The link to sign up friends... maybe an online customer form, with the URL having an embedded reference to the "referring" customer. 2. The email might be a Saved Search alert... I'm not sure about the xx number of sign ups though. You'd have to make a…

Who is "them"?

If you do that you will lose the ability to report on revenues from drop ship services. Best practice for Netsuite (or any ERP) is always to record things as they are. You charge a service fee to drop ship, so in Netsuite you should have a service item for it.

Yeah, you could script that. Might slow down your system a little, if you fire a search for a whole bunch of fields. But yeah, it can be done.