Hey all, just worked on a new NetSuite AI project and wanted to share. It’s a scheduled script which runs daily on the File Cabinet. It finds all files created and modified in the last 24 hours, then creates a new custom record with the AI summary for all those files. I think this could be a good use case for any company constantly adding new files each day and needing to keep track easily. What’s everyone else creating?

Kind of the same idea, I have one that looks through all the email correspondence on a record, and creates a summary of the emails.

Hey @Nathan L I did the same! It’s a great use case

I was pleasantly surprised at how simple the module is to use. I wish i had more customers with different projects that needed it.

Same here!

Great stuff guys! That's super helpful and the idea of working with unstructured data is very valuable.

Nice! How many queries are available on the free tier? Is not clear here - NetSuite Applications Suite - SuiteScript 2.x Generative AI APIs _https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/article_6193337927.html#subsect_1015082217_ Also, struggling to understand how much companies normally would have to pay and how many NetSuite customers are doing that. I saw this calculator: Get Pricing for OCI Generative AI | Oracle https://www.oracle.com/artificial-intelligence/generative-ai/generative-ai-service/pricing/

An even bigger concern for me is the use of llama as a model. There's a lot of chatter about them using your data for training their models. No CFO would want their data used. That's a big reason we don't use llama for our AI NetSuite platform. Also it doesn't perform well compared to let's say anthropic or open AI.

Hey @Roc127 here's the info I have seen for NetSuite's AI usage options: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/article_6193337927.html#subsect_1015082631

What's really interesting is when you read llama's T&Cs, it does not explicitly say they won't store your data for training purpsoes. Chat GPT and Anthropic's T&C's do explicitly say it. Caveat: I haven't read any updated llama T&Cs in a few months now.

can you share your sutiescript's code?