NetSuite REST - New custom record trigger

The New custom record trigger detects new custom records in NetSuite REST.

Use this trigger to monitor custom record types by internal ID or created date. The polling strategy determines how the trigger retrieves new records.

Input

Input fieldDescription
Record typeEnter the NetSuite custom record type ID. For example, customrecord_1087_testing. You can find this ID from Customization > Records > Record Types in NetSuite.
Polling strategySelect how the trigger retrieves new records. Select By internal ID to retrieve records based on internal ID. Select By created date to retrieve records based on created date. You must enable Show Created Date in NetSuite to use By created date.
When first started, this recipe should pick up events from IDEnter the internal ID to start polling from. This field applies when you select By internal ID. The trigger processes records with IDs greater than this value. Leave empty to start from ID 0.
When first started, this recipe should pick up events fromEnter the date and time to start polling from. This field applies when you select By created date.
Search queryEnter a search query to filter records. For example, name CONTAIN test. Don't filter by internal ID.
Search settingsConfigure how the trigger retrieves and filters records. Refer to Record Collection Filtering for more information.

Additional fields appear based on the selected Record type. These fields update dynamically to match the custom record schema you select.

Output

The trigger returns the following standard fields:

Output fieldDescription
Last modified byThe user who last modified the record.
LinksThe related resource links for the record.
OwnerThe owner of the record.
Reference NameThe reference name of the record.
User notesNotes associated with the record.
AbbreviationThe abbreviation defined for the record.
CreatedThe date and time when the record was created.

Additional fields appear based on the Record type you select. These fields include custom fields defined for the custom record type ID you specify.

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