Hi everyone,
I am the developer of a popular Chrome Extension for NetSuite, and I am now developing a new project. The extension is a Chatbot for NetSuite that is intended to improve the Global Search. It allows, for example, to find a record by the Internal Id (the global search does not do it). In addition, it allows to return some additional fields and also other commands, such as SuiteAnswers, Record Browser, run a SuiteQL query, etc.
Some examples of supported commands:
"<record type> <internal id>" Ie: "customer 1000" Find customer with Internal Id 1000
"<record type> <internal id> <fields>" Ie: "supportcase 101579 title,casenumber" Find support case with internal id 101579 and returns the fields title and casenumber - separate fields by comma
"script <script id>" Ie: "script customscript_test" Find script with id customscript_test
"suiteanswers <text to search>" Ie: "suiteanswers suitescript 2" Go to SuiteAnswers and find specific text
"recordbrowser <record type>" Ie: "recordbrowser salesorder" (Go to Record Browser for Sales Orders)
"suiteql <suiteql command>" Ie: "suiteql SELECT customer.id, customer.entityid, customer.email FROM customer where email='
test@gmail.com' (Run a SuiteQL instruction to return customers that have a specific email address)
For other commands, it will internally run the native Global Search and return those results.
This extension is secure, as everything runs entirely in the extension and does NOT send any data to a 3rd party server.
Currently the extension only does keywords matching, but I am thinking to implement natural language processing in the future.
The extension is published here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/netsuite-chatbot/bbkkcfgbicnedhnenepifpnbagcfaenh?hl=en&authuser=0
If someone has a chance, I'd love to hear feedback (is this extension helpful?) and some ideas for improvements. :)
Please ensure that this is a prototype to try some possibilities, so feel free to uninstall if that does not help.
I am posting in this channel because I think at this point this would be more helpful for developers.
Thank you!