There should be a filter by Name, Customer ID, Customer or something along those lines. Can’t remember exactly.

Not sure either but try a workflow and Action: Set Value to = False on some sort of userEvent or beforeLoad.

If the file is stored in NetSuite or even outside I think embedding HTML <a href=”#”> tag should work in a Formula(text)

http://www.netsuiterp.com/2018/09/format-results-of-saved-search-fields.html

Here is a more clear way to do it.

https://ashabarijena.wordpress.com/2016/03/06/tip13-add-link-to-text-in-results-of-netsuite-saved-search/

I fully agree with you. Execs and Prod Owners can sometimes be hard headed into their expectations and requirements. I explained the same thing to them and pitched the idea of just making a field value stand out with some styling and this is what I’m pushing for.

I don’t know why would you want to use Safari honestly. In multiple occasions when speaking to support, the only browser that NetSuite will recommend and support is Google Chrome, even if you open a ticket for this issue I’m pretty sure this is what they’ll say.

8-10 seconds is actually good performance in NetSuite. All 3 envs that I’ve worked with take 18+ seconds before saving a Sales Order record. Check your Performance Details as well to get some more insight.

I just completed an implementation using Celigo Shopify connector. Also another company out there called NetScore offers the same technology.

Hasta el dia de hoy no he encontrado ningun tutorial de NetSuite en español. Quiza preguntale a tu representante de NetSuite y talvez tengan material para leer en español por lo menos.

I really can’t find an option to do that. You can trust the device for 30 days to avoid having to enter a code each time.

What were the recommendations to improve speed? From experience, many times optimizing images helps a lot, scripts as well but that doesn’t give much to leverage. I’d also try https://gtmetrix.com/ to get some comparison in the speed results.