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Admin: Enabling Autopilot for ExtendSync Google NetSuite
Admin: Enabling Autopilot for ExtendSync Google NetSuite

ExtendSync Google | Learn about the necessary steps to enable Email Autopilot

Updated over a week ago

What is ExtendSync Autopilot?

Autopilot enables Gmail users to put an email thread on Autopilot, i.e., once you attach the email to a NetSuite record all subsequent emails in the same thread will automatically attach to the same set of records. Learn more about Autopilot here.

๐Ÿšจ Keep in mind, once Autopilot has been initially installed it will take about 24 hours to take effect.


Prerequisites

โš ๏ธ IMPORTANT

ExtendSync Autopilot relies on having access to NetSuite entities. By default this includes partners. If partner management in NetSuite is not enabled please enable it at Setup > Company > Enable Features > CRM > Partner Relationship Management. This is required even if you do not plan on using Partner Relationship Management.


Admin Steps to Enable Autopilot

First, make sure your organization has a subscription that includes Autopilot. Our sales team (cloudextend-sales@celigo.com) can check this for you. Proceed with the steps below only after your eligibility has been confirmed.

โš ๏ธ IMPORTANT - The authorization step below must be taken for each Google Workspace domain you will be using. Failure to complete the authorization for each domain will cause Autopilot to fail when processing emails for unauthorized domains.


Authorize Autopilot (Google Workspace Admin)

Your Google Workspace Admin will need to make a few changes to allow the proper permissions for ExtendSync Autopilot to work.

Step 1: Navigate to the Google Workspace Admin console to manage client API access. This setting can be found at Security > API controls > Domain wide delegation > MANAGE DOMAIN WIDE DELEGATION (if the path provided is not showing for you let us know as Google changes this path from time to time).

Step 2: Add a new API client with the following details for Client Name and API scopes and click Authorize. Note that the scope list below is already comma-separated for you.
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Client Id (Name)
โ€‹113210677340904974316
API Scopes (copy as is, including the comma)โ€‹https://www.googleapis.com/auth/pubsub,https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.modify

โš ๏ธ IMPORTANT

If your org has multiple Google Workspace domains repeat the steps above for each one. Failure to complete the authorization for each domain will cause Autopilot to fail when processing emails for unauthorized domains.


Configure NetSuite

โš ๏ธ IMPORTANT

After the steps below are completed it will take up to 5 minutes for all the users to have access to Autopilot. The NetSuite configuration consists of two steps, create access tokens and enable Autopilot.

NetSuite Administrators need to enable:

  • Partner Relationship Management

  • Enable Rich Text Editing

  • Create New Access Tokens

Enable Partner Relationship Management

Step 1: In NetSuite, set the configuration globally by navigating to Setup> Company> Enable Features.

Step 2: Go to the CRM tab and scroll down to Partners section then enable Partner Relationship Management.

Step 3: Go to the SuiteCloud tab then enable checkboxes for SOAP Web Services under the SuiteTalk Section and Token-Based Authentication under Management Authentication.

Enable Rich Text Editing

Using the same Admin role navigate to Home >Preferences and enable Use Rich Text Editing on the Appearance tab. ExtendSync will respect this as the tokens (next step) will associate the admin preferences for ExtendSync. Without this setting emails will be synced as HTML.

Create Access Tokens

Using the same Admin role (this is important as the tokens will take on the role of the currently logged-in user, if you prefer not to use the Admin role be sure the role has edit access to all NetSuite records, including custom records).

Step 1: From the home page (scroll to the bottom left), select Manage Access Tokens and then select New My Access Token.

Step 2: Select the application, Celigo CloudExtend for Google Apps, accept the default name provided, and click Save.

Step 3: Save the Token ID and Secret in a secure location such as LastPass as this page will not be available to you again. If you lose them, you can, however, recreate them.


Enable Autopilot

Now that you have your token and secret you are ready for the final step.

๐Ÿ‘‰Note, the user performing the steps below must also have an ExtendSync Google license allocated to them (even if only temporary to perform this action) before the Autopilot settings will be visible.

Typically a NetSuite Admin will perform the steps below. If desired, permissions can be allocated to non-admin roles as outlined here.

Step 1: Open the CloudExtend setup wizard by going to Setup > Custom > Celigo CloudExtend Setup. Navigate to step 2 by clicking Next.

Step 2: Look for the Autopilot settings configuration pane.

๐Ÿ’ก Note: This is only visible for accounts that have a license (including beta) for Autopilot. The user performing the setup must also have a valid Gmail license if enabling Autopilot.

Step 3: Enter the Token ID and Secret from the above step and click Submit.

To disable Autopilot for all users, select Off and then press Submit.

๐Ÿšจ Keep in mind, once Autopilot has been initially installed it will take about 24 hours to take effect.


Educate end-users

Provide your end-users with a link to this article that provides an FAQ on Autopilot.


Need Help?

Let your users know where to get help when they need it. ExtendSync offers several ways to get help.


Known Issues

  • For users that have a Gmail address that is different than their NetSuite email address (and have used the ExtendSync email mapping tool) Autopilot will fail.

  • File attachments will only be added to the initial email that will be stored, subsequent emails on Autopilot will not attach files automatically.

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