I am creating a Transfer Order in NetSuite via the...
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I am creating a Transfer Order in NetSuite via the SOAP API. My desire is to create immediately in a fulfilled state, ie, with the specific serial items already fulfilled against the transfer order and the transfer order in a state of Pending Receipt. Is this possible somehow, or do I need to create a separate item fulfilment record via a second SOAP call?
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
Based on the conversations, it seems that to create a Transfer Order in NetSuite via the SOAP API and have it immediately in a fulfilled state, you would need to make two separate SOAP calls. The first call would be to create the Transfer Order. After the Transfer Order is created, you would then need to create an Item Fulfillment record for it. This is similar to the process in the NetSuite UI where you first create a Transfer Order and then click 'Fulfill' to create an Item Fulfillment. The second call would be to create an Item Receipt from the Transfer Order. This is similar to the process in the NetSuite UI where you click 'Receive' on the Transfer Order to create an Item Receipt. This step is necessary to change the status of the Transfer Order to 'Pending Receipt'. In the conversations, it was mentioned that you can use the
record.transform
method in SuiteScript to create the related transactions (Item Fulfillment and Item Receipt) from the Transfer Order. However, please note that this is SuiteScript specific and may not apply directly to SOAP API calls. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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