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Outlook NextGen | Learn how to manually save events to other records

Updated over a week ago

When a user tries to associate an event to a transaction or support case in NetSuite for the first time the app would allow it. But if the user tries to associate an event to a transaction or support case again, the app will show this duplicate warning as NetSuite allows only value for transaction and support case on an event record.

Let's take a look at the scenario below, the event was already saved to an opportunity record but I want to save it to another record.

Step 1: Look for records using the search box, you can use prefixes the optimize the search.

Step 2: Hit continue and select the record you want to associate the event.

πŸ’‘ Note:

  • This is possible using the CloudExtend application however, this will create a duplicate event. NetSuite will only allow you to associate with one transaction at a time.

  • Your NetSuite calendar will show the event twice depending on how many manual saved you made.

In the NetSuite Calendar, this will appear twice.

If you open each event, you will see the details on the related records:

0001712 | Big 5 CloudExtend Outlook for NetSuite

Opp 0001739 | New Opp


REQUIREMENTS TO ENABLE CALENDAR AUTOPILOT

  • A subscription to the Enterprise edition is required

    • Additionally, your organization must subscribe to Calendar Autopilot separately

    • Advanced Calendar Autopilot feature is currently FREE through October 1st, 2024. Learn about the fees associated here!

  • Admins should install the CloudExtend SuiteApp and add users to the subscription portal.

  • Check out the guide here! πŸ“…

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