Which records utilize the document number in bold letters on the top of a record and which records utilize the transaction number in bold letters on the top of a record?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

In NetSuite, the document number and transaction number are used differently depending on the type of record. For transaction records, the transaction number (tranid) is typically displayed in bold at the top of the record. This is a system-generated incremental number that cannot be changed. It is often used in forms, searches, and advanced PDF printouts. For example, if you have a Sales Order with a transaction number of SO12345, the tranid would be SO12345. On the other hand, the document number is used when auto-generated numbering prefixes are enabled. For instance, if you have a Sales Order with a document number of SO300212, the tranid would be just the 300212 part. This number can be manually updated or modified, which can sometimes lead to discrepancies if different teams are pulling data based on either the tranid or the document number. In terms of integrations and customizations, it's recommended to stick to immutable data points like Internal IDs to avoid any potential issues or confusion. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******