David Gollom
Owner of NetValue Technology. Find us at netvaluetech.com We offer integration implementation and support services for NetSuite, Shopify, 3PL and SalesForce integrations.
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David Gollom created a post, Issue with Auto Recovery Rate Limit Errors - Export vs. Import Record Count
Hi Everyone - I'm loading a good number of FBA transactions into NetSuite to run tests on a new amazon store setup. I left the connect defaults set to Auto Recover from Rate Limit errors and initi...
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David Gollom commented, Happy to help!
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David Gollom commented, It would be nice if that worked but there's no way to do it using #each. A couple of work arounds... 1. Use transformation 2.0 to iterate through array and populate a string array with your values...
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David Gollom commented, For one of my clients, they do buy in store and ship to home transactions. For this use case, they do need the POS transaction to post a Sales Order and Deposit. So, the device_id filter won't wor...
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David Gollom commented, Hi Nilesh, Thanks for the work around. I'll get that implemented.
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David Gollom created a post, Bug in Shopify transaction to NetSuite customer deposit (add)
Hi, The Shopify transaction to NetSuite customer deposit (add) process has a bug in it. When POS orders from Shopify create Cash Sale records in NetSuite the associated shopify Transaction record ...
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David Gollom commented, No problem Ezriah. I've done that before too!
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David Gollom commented, You need to group each handlebar expression in parenthesis when nesting multiple helpers. {{ceil (divide record.x 40)}}
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David Gollom commented, Have you tried the options under the Advanced section of the mapping? Set that to When Source Record has a value. That should do it. Leave out the {{else}} clause.
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David Gollom commented, Johan van Langevelde The Each loop is running on the transaction array. So, the {{id}} field is really transactionData[x].id. It's not the id of the Shopify order.