NetSuite + Teachable
Start creating records in NetSuite from new transactions in Teachable
This workflow streamlines your financial tracking by instantaneously creating a record in NetSuite whenever a new transaction occurs in Teachable. Instead of manually logging new sales or refunds, this automation ensures real-time accuracy, saves time and reduces errors by instantly keeping your NetSuite up-to-date with your Teachable transactions. Ideal for businesses looking to optimize their financial management process.
This workflow streamlines your financial tracking by instantaneously creating a record in NetSuite whenever a new transaction occurs in Teachable. Instead of manually logging new sales or refunds, this automation ensures real-time accuracy, saves time and reduces errors by instantly keeping your NetSuite up-to-date with your Teachable transactions. Ideal for businesses looking to optimize their financial management process.
- When this happens...New Transaction
Triggers when a student is successfully charged and makes a payment for a sale (including one-time, subscription, or payment plan purchases).
For a subscription or a payment plan, there is a new transaction created for every single payment.
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Abandoned Cart
Triggers when a user does not complete an order during checkout
Try ItAdmission Disabled
Triggers when an admission in Coaching is disabled.
Try ItEmail Lead Created
Triggers when a user has confirmed their email for lead capture.
Try ItCourse Completed
Triggers when a user completes 100% of a course.
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New Admission
Triggers when a new admission record is created.
Try ItNew Comment
Triggers when a user leaves a comment in your school.
Try ItNew Enrollment
Triggers when a user enrolls in a course. (Note: User's will need to confirm enrollment before the trigger fires if you manually add them to a course).
Try ItLecture Completed
Triggers whenever a user completes a lecture on your school.
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