Netsuite Integration Approach – All You Need To Know

Available as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), NetSuite can be integrated seamlessly with a variety of on-premise applications and third-party cloud environments. NetSuite provides a platform called SuiteCloud that consists of cloud development tools and infrastructure. The SuiteTalk component of the SuiteCloud framework enables integration of NetSuite with other on-premises or cloud solutions. Leveraging SuiteTalk, you can access NetSuite data and business processes through an XML-based API. However, you need skills such as Microsoft .NET or Java to build integrations with it.

NetSuite Integration Approaches

Point to Point Integration – The point to point integration approach requires heavy coding and it is strategically unwise to execute NetSuite API integration with the help of this approach. You need skilful developers to integrate NetSuite with other systems in an enterprise. In an IT ecosystem that leverage thousands and thousands of applications, point to point integration approach can’t be utilized as these applications cannot be integrated with a single NetSuite integration flow. The main drawback with this approach is that this method involves a lot of cost, as IT teams need to be hired for building integrations. Also, this method is slow and doesn’t address pervasive integration needs. Teams cannot reuse the integrations and spend huge time on hand coding independent flows.

SaaS based Integration/ NetSuite Integration Connectors – In this approach, a cloud-based integration platform facilitates the movement of data between applications and NetSuite. Pre-built NetSuite Integration Connectors deliver out-of-box functionality for faster implementations. NetSuite Connectors are often configurable and can be customized or changed to accommodate your business needs. You can define business rules for how data moves between systems to offer more control over the flow of data.

NetSuite API Integration – NetSuite API integration connectors help business users connect and integrate NetSuite data with other business applications. It includes two important components, Triggers and Actions. Triggers are used when NetSuite is your “Source” application and you want to sync-up data from NetSuite to your target system.Actions are used when NetSuite is your “Target” application and you want to sync-up data from another business system into this application.

Wrapping UP

You should leverage NetSuite Integration Capabilities to connect NetSuite with legacy, on-premises, and cloud applications to automate your business processes and transform your company into a data-driven enterprise. You can use inoday’s NetSuite Integration Connectors to streamline business processes, accelerate innovation, and drive greater efficiencies in your organization.

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