Can NetSuite support Webhook? to support processes...
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Can NetSuite support Webhook? to support processes in case fields specific field in invoking to run a webhook
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
Based on the conversations, it appears that NetSuite does not natively support "standard" webhooks. Webhooks are typically endpoints that you post data to, and they are usually triggered by some event. However, NetSuite's SuiteScript, which includes Suitelets and RESTlets, does not align with this standard behavior. Suitelets and RESTlets in NetSuite require specific forms of authentication and headers, which can make them incompatible with many third-party systems. Suitelets, for instance, require a header that identifies the request as being from a browser, which is not a standard requirement for webhooks. RESTlets, on the other hand, require a rare form of authentication. Moreover, Suitelets and RESTlets are not "low-code" solutions. They require significant development effort, which can be a concern if you're looking for a low-code solution like standard webhooks. If you want NetSuite to receive webhook events, you would typically use a Suitelet or RESTlet. If you want NetSuite to send webhook events, you can use a User Event Script. However, these options are not standard and may not work with most tools. As for SuiteTalk, it is not an option for webhooks because it is an API, not a webhook. With an API, your server makes a request to NetSuite and receives back a response. This is different from a webhook, where the other server has no control over the event. In conclusion, while you can use SuiteScript to send and receive information from NetSuite, it does not support standard webhooks. You may need to use another server to service the webservice requests and have that send the data to NetSuite instead. ****** 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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