We have setup a User in NetSuite as an Integration, Web-service user, which uses Access Tokens and Integrations to give 3rd party clients access to it. We want to change the password of the user, will doing so revoke the tokens? the consumer keys, secrets and token ID and secret? Would we need to create new ones as a result of the password change?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Changing the password of a user in NetSuite who is set up as an Integration, Web-service user, will not revoke the access tokens, consumer keys, secrets, token ID, and secret if you are using token-based authentication (OAuth). This means you will not need to create new ones as a result of the password change. However, if you are using user credentials for authentication, then you will need to update the password in the integration every time the user's password is changed in NetSuite. If you are planning to change the user linked to the access tokens, you should be aware that revoking the tokens will cause any integration using them to stop working. You will then need to create new tokens and update the integration with these new tokens to re-establish the connection. A common practice is to create a generic employee record, assign it a role such as "Integration Access", and then create tokens using that user/role. This allows you to update the permissions freely without having to change tokens or users. However, if you do this, you will need to update any integration you have to use these new tokens. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******