Integrations
STRYKE and NetSuite
NetSuite is in pilot. STRYKE has a connection drafted from Oracle's SuiteTalk REST web services documentation; it is not yet a one-click connector, so a NetSuite shop starts from Tell us your ERP and the pilot settles it.
How the connection works
SuiteTalk REST web services, with your account's own keys.
- The REST record service (record/v1), signed in by OAuth 2.0 client credentials from an integration your admin creates
- STRYKE builds your connection from the drafted one and your keys, then tests it by reading only
- Nothing is written until that test passes
What a PO becomes in NetSuite
A sales order, once the pilot has run.
- A sales order with the customer, the PO number, the items, quantities, rates and dates
- Every line matched to your item and checked against your quote before it is written
- The original PO and what was read from it stay in STRYKE with the entry
What to have ready
What your NetSuite administrator sets up once.
- Your NetSuite account id
- An integration record with OAuth 2.0 client credentials, as Oracle's documentation describes
- A role for it that can read customers and items and create sales orders
Read the vendor's own pages
Oracle publishes these; they are its pages, not ours.
Starting at $500 a month*
Every document, every system you connect. No seats, no per-system fees, month to month. *Plans scale with your document volume. How pricing works.
