Testing Full Product Sync in NetSuite Connector

To test full product sync, it is crucial to have proper category mapping set up alongside at least one additional field. This mapping informs the NetSuite Connector about the fields designated for your products. Here are the key components involved in the testing process:

• Category Field: Establish a required category mapping, as this helps in correctly categorizing products in your chosen marketplace.
• Price and Quantity Fields: Ensure you have mapped your inventory and pricing fields as these are often integral for most connectors.
• Pulling and Sending Products: Items must have their Flag field set to Add/Update Item in NetSuite before being pulled into the NetSuite Connector. Once pulled, you can then send these products to your respective marketplace or cart.

Testing Matrix Items

When testing matrix items, the process is somewhat similar to that of standalone items, but with additional considerations:

1. Set the Flag field for both parent and child items appropriately. Use Add/Update Item for both to post them together. If you want to post child items individually, the parent item should have Post Children as Standalone selected while child items should be marked for Add/Update Item.
2. Manually pull the parent item of all associated child items into NetSuite Connector.
3. Post only the parent item to your marketplace or cart; child items will automatically be included with this post.

Important Considerations

• Ensure that the Flag fields are set correctly to avoid complications during product sync.
• Different sync types can be utilized across different accounts and connectors; however, ensure that a specific connector does not mix sync types like Price and Quantity sync with Full Product sync, as only one can be used at a time per connector/account combination.

As you proceed with these tests, refer to relevant resources for detailed instructions on category mapping, inventory, and pricing to ensure a seamless product sync process in NetSuite Connector.