Oracle Netsuite Connector

Connector Type

By default, the selected connector type ‘Netsuite CRM’ is displayed.

Credential Manager*

Choose the required Credential Manager from the drop-down list.

• OE Credential Manager

• AWS Secrets Manager

• HashiCorp Vault

• Azure Key Vault

In OvalEdge, each connector comes with a default Connector License, which enables users to crawl and profile data sources to gather metadata and statistical information. When setting up a connector, users can select and add specific features through License Add-Ons for enhanced functionality. 

Connector Name*

Select a Connection name for the Netsuite CRM database. The name you specify is a reference for your Netsuite CRM database connection in OvalEdge.

Example: Netsuite CRM Connection DB1

Connector Environment

The Connector Environment drop-down-list allows you to select the environment configured for the connector from the drop-down list. For example, PROD or STG (based on the configured items in the OvalEdge configuration for the connector.environment).
The purpose of the environment field is to help you identify which connector is connecting what type of system environment (Production, STG, or QA). 
Note: The steps to set up environment variables are explained in the prerequisite section.

Netsuite account Id*

The "Account Id" refers to the unique identifier associated with your NetSuite account.

Example: 123456

Client/Consumer Id*

Client ID generated after the app is registered in Oracle Netsuite.

Example: ovaledgedemo

Client/Consumer Secret*

It's paired with the Consumer Key to allow external applications to connect to your NetSuite instance securely.
Example: xxxabf@$

Token Id*

Token ID is a part of the credentials used for Token Based Authentication.

Example: 12345

Token secret*

Token Secret is a part of the credentials used to connect with NetSuite API.

Realm Id*

Realm ID is a unique identifier associated with your NetSuite account.

Plugin Server

Enter the server name if you are running this as a plugin.

Plugin Port

The port number on which the plugin is running.

Default Governance Roles*

You can select a specific user or a  team from the governance roles (Steward, Custodian, Owner) that get assigned for managing the data asset. 

Note: The drop-down list displays all the configurable roles (single user or a team) as per the configurations made in the OvalEdge Security | Governance Roles section.  

Admin Roles*

Select the required admin roles for this connector.

• To add Integration Admin Roles, search for or select one or more roles from the Integration Admin options, and then click on the Apply button. 
  The responsibility of the Integration Admin includes configuring crawling and profiling settings for the connector, as well as deleting connectors, schemas, or data objects.
• To add Security and Governance Admin roles, search for or select one or more roles from the list, and then click on the Apply button. 
  The security and Governance Admin is responsible for:
  • Configure role permissions for the connector and its associated data objects.
  • Add admins to set permissions for roles on the connector and its associated data objects.
  • Update governance roles.
  • Create custom fields.
  • Develop Service Request templates for the connector.
  • Create Approval workflows for the templates.

No Of Archive Objects*

The number of archive objects indicates the number of recent metadata modifications made to a dataset at a remote/source location. By default, the archive objects feature is deactivated. However, users may enable it by clicking the Archive toggle button and specifying the number of objects they wish to archive. 

Select Bridge*

With the OvalEdge Bridge component, any cloud-hosted server can connect with any on-premise or public cloud data sources without modifying firewall rules. A bridge provides real-time control that makes it easy to manage data movement between any source and destination. For more information, refer to Bridge Overview.

For more information, refer to Bridge Overview