Hi Hope you are good. We are currently working wit...
# bundles
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Hi Hope you are good. We are currently working with Suite Bundler to create and deploy a SuiteApp created, using eclipse SDF to Client's account.    Now we need to do some configuration setup and need some suggestions for following scenario 1. Before or after installation 2. Before or after update 3. Before uninstallation. We need this to handle multiple scenarios like 1.  To check the installation date for update purposes from client's account. 2.  To give a bundle for demo purpose e.g. for 15 days and after that time, It stop working. 3.  Uninstall that bundle externally in client's account from our production account. Is there any way that we can stop bundle functionality on the basis of some checks?    Basically we want to manage everything i.e. installations, updations or uninstallations externally from production account.
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I’ve only accomplished these with separate Suitelet Scripts installed in the target account. Not sure if anything good and useful will be coming from the SuiteApp marketplace..
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We created our own SuiteApp License Manager. Reach out to @Craig Wright to understand more
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how you have done @suitedev with suitelet scripts can you please explain ?
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You have to create a registry of license records in your main account, based on the application and the account, and then when you deploy, your bundle must call back to home and determine whether it’s licensed before it continues running.
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@Seemal616 While @suitedev solution is good (we did something similar) I would NOT use your NetSuite SDN account has the license hub. We got a slap on the wrist doing so and had to move away from that solution. I'm just trying to save you some time/grief
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@darrenhillconsulting interesting!
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@suitedev @darrenhillconsulting thanks for you help. It really means a lot
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there is another querry. Can we delete or inactive a script through any type of script?
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It depends on whether the script is part of a bundle, and the access level, but generally, you can undeploy a script using another script. It would be easier to answer if you shared what you are wanting to do…
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i just wanna stop functionality or inactive any script in a bundle using any type of script. e.g. we deploy a bundle for demo in a target account now we want that after some specific days the scripts will become inactive or delete or as you have said undeploy a script. I wanna know the process actually how we can do in such scenarioes? @suitedev