if you are willing to work for it, netsuite has a ...
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battk
04/03/2019, 11:34 PMif you are willing to work for it, netsuite has a credential field that can be used with the https module. Its not easy to use, but nobody will be able to see the plain password
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shubs
04/03/2019, 11:36 PMIs information available in SuiteAnswers about it?
If that’s too challenging, are people just storing it as a custom module?
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battk
04/03/2019, 11:38 PMthere isn't much documentation beyond what can be found at the script example in the N/https Module documentation
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battk
04/03/2019, 11:45 PMsome basic information about it is that you store the password in NetSuite using the credential field. It returns a guid id that you can use. The https module will replace instances of the guid with the password in requests it sends.
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shubs
04/03/2019, 11:47 PMThat’s helpful. Do you just store it once? And then it stores it in an encrypted manner or do you create a custom record type or something or something of that sort?
shubs
04/03/2019, 11:47 PMI was reading the guide and picked it up, but I’m trying to translate to how I’d see it in action.
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battk
04/03/2019, 11:50 PMyou create the credential field using the serverWidget, so you can make a suitelet form or just add the field to any record using a beforeLoad User Event Script
battk
04/03/2019, 11:50 PMi personally used a custom record since i didn't want to deal with the suitelet
battk
04/03/2019, 11:51 PMonce you set the credential field with the password, it is automatically replaced by the guid and stored in NetSuite