Are there any concurrency issues between SuiteCommerce and NetSuite?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, there are no explicit mentions of concurrency issues between SuiteCommerce and NetSuite. However, there are discussions about managing concurrency in NetSuite, particularly with SOAP web services requests and REST API calls. In one thread, a user inquired about prioritizing SOAP web services requests to avoid concurrency issues. The response suggested that managing such issues might require scheduling and error handling from the requests themselves, as NetSuite does not provide a built-in mechanism for this. In another thread, a user considering integrating with NetSuite expressed concerns about outages, time-outs, and reliability with high transaction volumes. The response suggested using REST API for ease of use and implementing retry mechanisms when endpoints are unavailable. The throughput was said to depend on the number of SuiteCloud+ licenses, with limits based on concurrency, not the number of transactions per time period. In a third thread, a user asked about NetSuite's provisioning of "Concurrent Web Services" users. The responses pointed to NetSuite's documentation on concurrency governance limits and user limits. It was also mentioned that relying on concurrent sessions is an outdated approach, as the login operation was deprecated in 2020.1. The user confirmed they were using Token-Based Authentication (TBA), which is still subject to account concurrency restrictions. In summary, while there are no direct mentions of concurrency issues between SuiteCommerce and NetSuite, the discussions suggest that managing concurrency in NetSuite can be complex and may require careful planning and implementation, particularly when dealing with high volumes of transactions or requests. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******