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```email.send({
				author: senderInfo,
				body: renderedMessage,
				recipients: recipientsContantInfo,
				subject: renderedEmailSubject,
				relatedRecords: {
					transactionId: transactionId,
					entityId: recipient,
					customRecord: {
						id: messageRecordId,
						recordType: MESSAGE_RECORD_TYPE_NUM
					}
				}
			});```

Have you done a try/catch and logged the error? I would expect this is a permissions error.

Email send permission requires extra steps.

I want to have the email listed as an related record, but try catch still says unexpected

So in the email.send function, the customRecord part isn't working

Can you send an email without the `relatedRecords` attribute?

Does the user running the script have access to that custom record?

Oh, sorry. This is part of a Map/Reduce but I asked the question here

Also, I think the `id` in this part refers to the custom rec id.
```customRecord: {
						id: messageRecordId,
						recordType: MESSAGE_RECORD_TYPE_NUM
					}```


Not sure if you're using the message id or not.

Im using the internal id of the custom record

just the name of the custom record is messageQueue

Well, that should work. You could always do an email.send.promise and attach it after the message is sent.

make sure the `id` is a number and the `recordType` is a string.

The documentation says recordType should be the internal id of the record

<http://custrecord.nl?id=950&amp;e=T|custrecord.nl?id=950&amp;e=T> ---- So 950

It's weird how sometimes it's okay with a string and sometimes it has to have a number.

er, wait, not "950", that's the record instance internalid. What't the `rectype={id}` ?

It is 950, i sent the url from the actual custom record Record

I'd throw one instance of this into a hardcoded scheduled script to make debugging it easier. Prove out the simplest use case...

Turns out netsuite has a defect where you cant attach it to both a transaction and a custom record

Once I remove the transactionId part it works great

How could I attach a promise to the record?

It's dinner time here. I've marked a reminder on this tomorrow. I'll see if I can work up an example in the morning.