Is there way around the limitation of a Suitelet that won't accept a POST request with a non-browser user-agent string? I'm trying to use a fairly standard Stripe webhook and NS won't let it through.

Use a middleware to pass the request to Suitelet with the header.

Thanks, I've explained this one to the client. It's so awkward having to say "yea, it's built for the speed of business, but it can't do that".

You don't need to use AWS/GC. A simple php file hosted on a domain will also work.

you can use a suitecommerce service as a suitelet if you are desperate. They don't require the user agent there

Is it free and available for all? @battk

no

We use a middleware layer for Stripe webhooks. I agree - it's frustrating that NetSuite won't give you the option to override this on certain Suitelets or allow for anonymous Restlet endpoints.

i've used cloudflare workers to proxy the webhook as a workaround

The technical solution is simple, the fact that the client has to introduce a new piece of infrastructure to their IT landscape is the pain. For some organisations, this is easy; for others, it creates a lot of drama.

@Craig Drama is the operative word. If NS is some sort of magical thing, as opposed to a db with a front-end and a bunch of functions, then you're likely in a drama laden organization.

I know that you didn't set external roles and department for the Suitelet script when it's deployed. That is the main reason. you don't need another middleware or etc.

You do for the POST request. @Manuel Alejandro Medina Perez