Lee Brookes
09/30/2024, 7:32 AMCeligo AI
09/30/2024, 7:32 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):Yes, you can use expiration dates in NetSuite. There are a few ways to do this: 1. If you are using Purchase Contract records, you can directly input the expiration dates there. 2. If you are not using Purchase Contract records, you can create a custom field on the Purchase Order and have a scheduled saved search that automatically sends an email when the expiration date equals today. 3. In SuiteScript, you can set a date value on the 'expirationdate' field in the inventory detail. However, you need to be aware of the difference between a Date and a String. You use
Record.setValue
with a Date and Record.setText
with a String.
Please note that once your NetSuite license expires, typically you will not have access to your data. It's recommended to download and save all your data (reports, searches, lists, etc.) before the expiration date.
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09/30/2024, 7:32 AM