Auto-Lookup > NetSuite > NetSuite Custom Filter > Name/Value
This topic shows how to create a lookup with NetSuite as the data source and uses a custom filter based on a name/value pair for the Auto-Lookup form control.
Background and Setup
Examples
Good to Know
- There is more than one path to configure a lookup. Make sure you use the document that shows the path for your lookup.
How to Start
- On the Auto-Lookup form control configuration screen, on the Configure tab,
click Add Lookup.
For information about how to open this screen, refer to Auto-Lookup form control.
- On the Select Data Source Type screen, select NetSuite.
- Click Next.
NetSuite Filter Type
Specifies the filter type for the NetSuite lookup.
Good to Know
- There is more than one path to configure a lookup. Make sure you use the document that shows the path for your lookup.
Fields
Field Name | Definition |
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Filter Types |
Lookup Details
Specifies the basic configuration for a lookup.
Good to Know
- There is more than one path to configure a lookup. Make sure you use the document that shows the path for your lookup.
Fields
Field Name | Definition |
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Access Token |
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Add New |
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Lookup Name |
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Lookup Type |
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Configure Lookup > Request tab
Configures a lookup with the existing data format from your data source.
Fields
Field Name | Definition |
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Entity |
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Name | |
Value |
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Expand |
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Collapse |
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Add Filter |
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Column Name |
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Operator |
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Select Nest Type |
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Delete Filter |
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Configure Lookup > Response tab
Connects the response data from the NetSuite call to your app.
Fields
Field Name | Definition |
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Entity |
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Map Response to AgilePoint Schema |
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Store the Response In This Variable |
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Configure Lookup > Error Messages tab
Configures the message to show if the lookup does not return any data.
Fields
Field Name | Definition |
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Entity |
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No Items Retrieved |
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Lookup Failed |
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