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- RogerSramkoskiEmployee
Hello Umashankar,
It is possible to use NetSuite token based accounts, which you can see here in our documentation: https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1438997/NetSuite+Account. If you have already tried that an encountered an issue, please let us know.
Thanks,
Roger- umashankar316New Contributor II
Hi Roger,
I have tried following up with documentation and asked NS team to create required privileges to grant access to snaplogic user and got token credentials.
I have included all the mandatory elements required for creating account, but unfortunately it’s failed to validate successfully.
Do we have any options to resolve or any further provisions required by netsuite team to provide for the snaplogic user.
Thanks,
Umashankar- pavanFormer Employee
Can you provide more details on what error you are seeing here?
- umashankar316New Contributor II
Hi Mina,
Thanks for your updates.
Actually we have to create access token for existing integration user, NS team updated bundle later token account successfully validated.
Looks like steps for snaplgoic NS token account creation should be updated with proper steps to follow.
Thanks,
Umashankar- SombitNew Contributor
Hi ,
We have an integration working based on NetSuite Token Based authentication.
Within the NetSuite Application that NetSuite account has only CONSUMER KEY and CONSUMER SECRET.It does not have an Application ID.Recently there was a patch upgrade on NetSuite which forces NetSuite token based accounts
to be created with Application Id in addition to the normal CONSUMER KEY and CONSUMER SECRET.When we validate this NetSuite token based account in Snaplogic we get the following error
<Failed to validate account: An error occurred while executing the SOAP request Cause: Invalid login attempt.
(Reason: Invalid login attempt.; Resolution: Please provide valid input data)>We believe that prior to the NetSuite patch upgrade when the Application Id was not forcefully created this account validated fine.
So the question is how to validate the NetSuite Token based account which has an application id
Thank You,
Sombit- ptaylorEmployee
Sombit, I’m unclear on what you’re saying here. Can you please give a link to some documentation about what you’re referring to?
I implemented our support for NetSuite’s Token Based Authentication in our NetSuite snap pack a few years ago and as far as I know, nothing has changed about our implementation since 2017 and nothing has changed in terms of the NetSuite requirements either. Our implementation has always used an Application ID, Consumer Key and Consumer Secret that are completely hidden from the end user. These values are associated with the “SnapLogic” integration that everyone must import into their NetSuite account and create their tokens against. It has never worked any differently than that. Please review our documentation about how to import the SnapLogic integration record into your account through NetSuite’s SuiteBundle mechanism, and how to create a token against this record. Visit this page and click on the “Know more about generating the Token ID…” link:
https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1438997/NetSuite+Account