Google BigQuery + NetSuite

Create rows in Google BigQuery when new records appear in NetSuite

Keep your database updated and accessible. With this workflow, when a new record is added in NetSuite, corresponding rows are created in Google BigQuery making information available for data analysis instantaneously. No more manual entries; this workflow empowers seamless data transfer between NetSuite and Google BigQuery, ensuring accuracy and saving time.

Keep your database updated and accessible. With this workflow, when a new record is added in NetSuite, corresponding rows are created in Google BigQuery making information available for data analysis instantaneously. No more manual entries; this workflow empowers seamless data transfer between NetSuite and Google BigQuery, ensuring accuracy and saving time.

  1. When this happens...
    NetSuiteNetSuite
    New Or Updated Record

    Triggers when a record is created or updated. Supports standard and custom records.

    TriggerPolling
  2. automatically do this!
    Google BigQueryGoogle BigQuery
    Create Row

    Creates a new row of data in a table. Note: Does not create a job.

    ActionWrite
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Supported triggers and actions

    • Standard or Custom Record Type?Required

    • Select a Saved SearchRequired

    Trigger
    Polling
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    • Record TypeRequired

    • RecordRequired

    • File to attachRequired

    Action
    Write
    • Record TypeRequired

    • Internal IDRequired

    Action
    Write
    • QueryRequired

    • Limit

    • Offset

    Action
    Write
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NetSuite is a cloud-based ERP that provides accounting services, financial management, CRM, inventory management, e-commerce and more

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