{"type":"error.SuiteScriptError","name":"EP_00063","message":"Subsidiary for default setting may not be set.","id":null,"stack":["Error"," at Object.create (/SuiteBundles/Bundle 533070/com.netsuite.electronicbankpayments/src/lib/wrapper/9997_NsWrapperError.js3822)"," at Object.beforeSubmit (/SuiteBundles/Bundle 533070/com.netsuite.electronicbankpayments/src/comp/ue/15486_preference_ue.js86637)"],"cause":{"name":"EP_00063","message":"Subsidiary for default setting may not be set.","notifyOff":true},"notifyOff":true,"userFacing":true}

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations provided, it seems like the errors you're encountering are related to the Electronic Payments Bundle and a Tax Calculation Plugin in NetSuite. For the first error, it appears that the bundle is trying to access a field that is either undefined or doesn't exist. This could be due to a missing setup or a bug in the bundle. One of the users suggested checking the script at line #207 to identify the field causing the issue. Another user suggested setting up an email template in the EFT preference, which seemed to resolve the issue. The second error seems to be related to a Tax Calculation Plugin. The error message suggests that there's a server-side SuiteScript exception because it can't find a function named 'loader'. The error is coming from bundle 25346. It was suggested to raise a case with NetSuite if it's a NetSuite SuiteApp. Remember to always double-check your setup and configurations when encountering such errors. If the issue persists, it might be necessary to review the scripts involved or consult with a NetSuite professional. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******