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Calendar Autopilot: Outlook to NetSuite - Default Organizer Setting

ExtendSync Outlook | Why do we need to default an organizer internal ID

Updated over a week ago

When activating Calendar Autopilot for ExtendSync, admins have the option to designate a Default Organizer Internal ID.

This setting ensures that when Outlook events are synced to NetSuite, any events organized by external contacts (not part of your NetSuite account) are properly assigned to a recognized employee record in NetSuite.


Why a Default Organizer Is Needed

During sync, if an event’s organizer is external to your organization, ExtendSync will not find a matching record in NetSuite.
To avoid missing associations, Calendar Autopilot uses the default organizer as the fallback.

Example Scenario

  • An external contact (not in NetSuite) organizes a meeting.

  • When the event syncs to NetSuite, no matching organizer record exists.

  • ExtendSync automatically assigns the default organizer employee as the organizer for that event.

💡 Tip: The assigned default organizer is automatically added as an accepted attendee in the synced event record.


How to Set a Default Organizer

Step 1: Log in to the subscription portal

Step 2: Set Organizer ID

In the Calendar Autopilot tab> Organizer internal id for externally created events

  • It is optional to assign a default organizer's employee internal ID. You can find more information on this here.

  • If you leave this blank, the admin who will perform the NetSuite authorization in step 3 will be the default organizer.


How It Works

  1. The Default Organizer Internal ID is set when configuring Calendar Autopilot in the CloudExtend Subscription Portal.

  2. When an external organizer is detected during Outlook → NetSuite sync, ExtendSync automatically uses the employee tied to that internal ID.

  3. If the Default Organizer Internal ID is not defined, the system defaults to the NetSuite Admin’s employee record (the one who granted authorization).

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