When adding or changing NetSuite roles, how do I determine the impact on Scripts, Deployments, workflows, and other customizations? Are there any searches I can create or use?

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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. ****** When adding or changing NetSuite roles, the impact on Scripts, Deployments, workflows, and other customizations can be determined by considering the following: 1. Scripts: If a script is associated with a specific role, adding or changing the role may affect the script's execution. For instance, if a script is designed to run only for a specific role, changing that role may prevent the script from running. You can check the script deployment records to see which roles are associated with each script. 2. Deployments: Similar to scripts, deployments can also be associated with specific roles. If a role is added or changed, it may affect the deployment's execution. You can check the deployment records to see which roles are associated with each deployment. 3. Workflows: Workflows can be triggered based on the role of the user performing an action. If a role is added or changed, it may affect when and how the workflow is triggered. You can check the workflow definition to see which roles are associated with each workflow. 4. Other Customizations: Other customizations, such as custom forms or fields, may also be associated with specific roles. Adding or changing a role may affect the visibility or functionality of these customizations. You can check the customization records to see which roles are associated with each customization. To determine the impact of adding or changing roles, you can create saved searches for scripts, deployments, workflows, and other customizations. In these searches, you can include the roles associated with each record to see which records will be affected by the role changes. Remember, it's always a good idea to test any changes in a sandbox environment before applying them to your production account.