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FAQ: Record Types Supported by ExtendSync Outlook

ExtendSync Outlook | See the records supported by ExtendSync

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ExtendSync for Outlook allows users to search for, view, and attach emails to a wide range of NetSuite record types directly from Outlook.

This article lists the supported record types that can be searched, attached, or created using the ExtendSync app.

πŸ’‘ Note:
This list applies only to record syncing between Outlook and NetSuite and does not include the synchronization of OneDrive or SharePoint folders and files.
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For details on file syncing, see:


Record Types Supported for Attaching Emails

Entities

  • Contact

  • Customer

  • Employee

  • Job

  • Lead

  • Partner

  • Prospect

  • Vendor

Transactions

  • Cash Sale

  • Check

  • Credit Card Transaction

  • Credit Memo

  • Customer Deposit

  • Customer Payment

  • Estimate

  • Expense Report

  • Invoice

  • Item Fulfillment

  • Item Receipt

  • Opportunity

  • Purchase Order

  • Return Authorization

  • Sales Order

  • Vendor Bill

  • Vendor Credit

  • Vendor Return Authorization

Activities

  • Support Case

Custom Transactions

  • Configure the records section in Settings.

  • Enhancement to include the Custom Transactions list so that users can select which Custom Transactions they want to see in Available Records suggestions.

Custom Records

  • Configure the records section in Settings.

  • Enhancement to include the Custom Records list so that users can select which Custom Records they want to see in Available Records suggestions.

Record Types Supported for Create within the application

  • Employee

  • Contact

  • Customer

  • Vendor

  • Lead

  • Prospect

  • Partner

  • Job

  • Opportunity

  • Support Case

  • Task

πŸ’‘ Note: If the records you are looking for are not part of the list, turn on the Create from NetSuite toggle button. This will give you a list of custom and standard record types in NetSuite depending on your NetSuite role permission.

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