What can cause this error message when attempting to create a Customer Deposit via the API: "You do not have permissions to set a value for element account due to one of the following reasons: 1) The field is read-only; 2) An associated feature is disabled; 3) The field is available either when a record is created or updated, but not in both cases."

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The error message you're encountering when trying to create a Customer Deposit via the API: "You do not have permissions to set a value for element account due to one of the following reasons: 1) The field is read-only; 2) An associated feature is disabled; 3) The field is available either when a record is created or updated, but not in both cases." can be caused by several factors: 1. The field is read-only: This means that the field you're trying to set a value for is not editable. It's a system-controlled field that cannot be modified via the API. 2. An associated feature is disabled: This means that the feature related to the field you're trying to set a value for is not enabled in your NetSuite account. You need to ensure that the necessary features are enabled in your account setup. 3. The field is available either when a record is created or updated, but not in both cases: This means that the field you're trying to set a value for can only be set during either the creation of a record or the updating of a record, but not both. You need to ensure that you're setting the value at the correct stage of the record lifecycle. In the context of the

undepFunds

field, it's important to note that this field and the

account

field are mutually exclusive. If you set

undepFunds

to true, you should not set a value for the

account

field, and vice versa. The

undepFunds

field indicates whether the payment should be deposited to an account or not. If

undepFunds

is set to true, the payment will not be deposited to an account. If it's set to false, the payment will be deposited to the account specified in the

account

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