Tyler Lamparter

1. Connect to anything
2. ...
3. Integrate with NetSuite
4. Import NetSuite line items

Matthew Morrill you would need to have all the internal id and all the line ids. From there, you can group by and transform (like Stephen Brandt described above) into a structure like this: {"inter...

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• Edited August 29, 2023 21:35
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1. Create custom code
2. Custom settings and forms
3. Common form fields

I see. Here you go:{ "fieldMap": { "Brand": { "id": "Brand", "name": "Brand", "type": "select", "options": [ { ...

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• Created February 07, 2025 19:33
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1. Create custom code
2. Custom settings and forms
3. Common form fields

Todd Hill not sure I follow. Are you trying to use the displayAfter options?

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• Created February 07, 2025 19:10
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1. Create custom code
2. Custom settings and forms
3. Create forms

Christopher Kraus that makes sense, but is not possible. You would basically need an “eval” handlebar expression that could take a literal string of handlebars and then actually evaluate it. I'm no...

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• Created January 29, 2025 03:53
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1. Create custom code
2. Custom settings and forms
3. Create forms

Christopher Kraus what use case are you trying to solve with this?

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• Created January 28, 2025 05:16
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1. Manage integration lifecycle (ILM)
2. Manage lifecycle revisions
3. Back up an integration with a snapshot

Great question Jerry Patterson! You can make a flow for this and call the api periodically. The api is:POST https://integrator.io/api/integrations/:integrationId/revisions/create{ "description": "...

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• Created January 16, 2025 05:11
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1. Build flows
2. ...
3. Transfer data
4. Preserve the order of records when using concurrency

Hana Voriskova concurrency lock is only for a given bubble. For example, if you have a set of data going into a bubble where multiple records in your set have the same id, then concurrency locking ...

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• Created January 06, 2025 18:15
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1. Create custom code
2. ...
3. Third-party modules
4. Access the dayjs JavaScript library in scripts

Christoffer Sinnbeck it's definitely on the roadmap and will hopefully be added in 2025.

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• Created December 12, 2024 16:10
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1. Create custom code
2. ...
3. Third-party modules
4. Access the dayjs JavaScript library in scripts

Christoffer Sinnbeck there is a note on the top of this article letting users know that timezone conversions are not supported in Celigo: “The JSRT module does not support dayjs timezone.” The reas...

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• Created December 12, 2024 14:55
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