Aaron McCausland
06/19/2026, 3:27 PMCeligo AI
06/19/2026, 3:27 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):Based on the conversations, there are several ways to identify what sent an email in NetSuite: 1. Check with the person who usually sets up emails/scripts/workflows: This can be the quickest option if that person is available and has the necessary knowledge. 2. Download and search all script files: You can download all script files from your file cabinet and do a search of all files for
nlapisendemail or email.send. This would show you if there's a script sending the emails.
3. Check workflows manually: This can be done by looking only at workflows related to the records that the emails are about. For example, if it's an email about sales orders, it would likely be a workflow on either transactions or customer records.
4. Check saved searches: Look for searches where there's an individual recipient and not just recipient from results. You can do a search of all saved searches which send any emails by filtering to triggered = T OR scheduled = T.
5. Check the Internet headers of the email: If you have access to the email, try opening the internet header and look for X-MailingID: and X-NetSuite: c=XXXXXXX. These lines will have a clue where the email is getting triggered from.
6. Check the Custom Form: Look at what email template you're using on the relevant Custom Form. See what's selected in the print template and email template fields.
7. Use Salto: Once you've got your saved searches being fetched in Salto, you can do a search for FIELD_EMAIL_SUBJECT = "subject of email" to find the search that is triggering it. You can also more generically search for FLAG_(TRIGGERED|SCHEDULED)_ALERT = true (regex search) to find all scheduled/triggered email saved searches.
Remember, the method you choose will depend on your specific situation and the resources available to you.
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This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes.
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06/19/2026, 3:28 PM