I’m looking to automate the customer payment generation process by leveraging the logic of an existing search configured in the EFT bundle Suitelet, specifically the one used to generate Direct Debit payment files for customer payments. *Objective: I’d like to use the same Saved Search that’s set up in the Suitelet for the EFT bundle’s "Generate DD Customer Payment File" functionality and transmit the data directly to the bundle’s Map/Reduce (MR) script to process the payments. However, I don’t have access to modify the MR script itself. *Question: Is it possible to bypass the Suitelet’s UI selection step and automate the data transfer from the Saved Search to the MR process? If so, what would be the recommended approach to achieve this automation? I’m open to leveraging Scheduled Scripts or any other solution that would allow me to feed the search results directly into the MR.

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** Yes, it is possible to automate the data transfer from the Saved Search to the Map/Reduce (MR) process, bypassing the Suitelet’s UI selection step. However, it's important to note that the Electronic Payments bundle scripts are complex and may require a deep understanding of the underlying logic. Here's a general approach to achieve this: 1. Identify the Map/Reduce script and its parameters: You need to identify the MR script that gets triggered and the parameters it requires. You can find this information in the parameters section of the MR script. 2. Create a Scheduled Script: You can create a Scheduled Script that runs at a specific frequency. This script will execute the Saved Search and get the results. 3. Pass the data to the MR script: The Scheduled Script can then pass the results from the Saved Search to the MR script. This can be done by scheduling the MR script with the required parameters. Please note that you might need to understand what additional setups are done before the MR script is executed as something else might affect the "Get input data" phase of the script. Also, be aware that working with the Electronic Payments bundle can be challenging due to its complexity. Remember, this is a high-level approach and the actual implementation might vary based on your specific requirements and the complexity of the scripts involved.