Netsuite for Consultants

Netsuite for Consultants adds a docked toolbar inside your NetSuite account that puts the tools you use all day one click away — no SuiteApp, no setup, and nothing ever leaves your browser. Every tool docks to a screen edge (left, right, top or bottom) and reserves its own space, so it works alongside the NetSuite page instead of covering it — and it remembers where you left it. 📋 Record Summary See the schema of the record you're on at a glance. Browse every field and sublist with its label, ID, type, and where it lives (tab / subtab / group). Filter by label, ID or type, or jump to fields, sublists, or custom-only with one tap. Expand a dropdown field to see all of its values and copy them as JSON — even in view mode, where the options are pulled from the record's own edit form behind the scenes. A sticky header keeps the current tab / field group / sublist in view while you scroll. Click any field, sublist, or column and the tool opens the right tab/subtab, scrolls to it, and spotlights it on the page — "Here is the field." 🖱️ Field Actions — right-click any field Right-click a field on any record — viewing, editing or creating — and a small panel opens beside it with the field highlighted, so you always know which one you have. It shows the field's internal ID, its type and its current value, each ready to copy with a click. From the same panel you can unlock a greyed-out field, make a field required, or change its value — on the form in front of you, or straight to the saved record when you're only viewing it, behind a confirmation that names the record first. Dropdowns list every option they accept, filterable, and copy out as JSON in the same format Record Summary uses. Date fields open a calendar with month and year pickers, and NetSuite converts what you pick, so the account's own date format and time zone decide the result instead of your computer's. Sublists work the same way: right-click a cell to work on that line, or a column heading to ask about the field itself. If a field is greyed out and swallows the click, right-click its label instead. Everything runs through NetSuite's own record APIs with your permissions, so a value you type into a field you just unlocked is a value that saves. Available on any role — what it will do is whatever your role is allowed to do. It replaces the browser's right-click menu on fields only — everywhere else on the page is untouched, Shift + right-click always brings the browser's own menu back, and Settings can turn it off completely or just for a while (an hour, a day, a week). 🗑 Batch Actions — Delete Records Delete every record a search returns, without clicking through them one at a time. Start from a saved search the account already has, or pick a record type and the columns you want to see — that search is built for the run and never saved to your account. Either way you review the results before anything happens: paged straight from the server so a 40,000-row search opens instantly, with frozen first columns, a sticky header, and sorting on the search picker. Tick rows, shift-click a range, or select every result across every page. The confirmation tells you how many records and which record types. Then it runs a record at a time, so the progress bar moves and Stop takes effect immediately, refreshing its own offscreen runtime whenever NetSuite's governance runs out. When it finishes you get a count and a line per record that was NOT deleted, carrying NetSuite's own reason — including the links in it, so "referenced by Invoice #123" is a link you can follow. It knows a transaction search returns one row per line, so several rows sharing an internal ID delete that record once instead of reporting invented failures. Every delete runs as you, with your permissions: anything your role could not delete by hand fails and is listed. 🗂 Script Manager Find any script in the account and see its deployments beside it — filter by script type, or by text across the script name, script ID, deployment ID and file name. Then group the deployments you need to act on together: a group saves each deployment's Deployed state, Status and Log level exactly as they are when you create it. Undeploy the whole group for a data load, set a status or log level across it, or give each deployment its own target and apply them in one go. When you're done, one click rolls every deployment back to the state it was in before the group touched it. Groups export to a JSON file and import into another account, checking first that every deployment actually exists there. 🧠 Scripts & Workflows (inside Record Summary) Flip to the Scripts & Workflows tab to see everything automating the record you're on: client scripts, user event scripts, workflow action scripts, GL impact plugins, and the workflows applied to the record — each with its status and a one-click link straight to its script or workflow setup page. ⚡ SuiteQL Console Write and run SuiteQL right inside NetSuite, with autocomplete/intellisense (Ctrl+Space) powered by the Records Catalog and normal Tab indentation. View results in a clean, sortable table, show/hide columns, page through large result sets, copy or export to CSV, and save your favorite queries for reuse. It runs through NetSuite's own N/query engine using your existing permissions. 🔎 Finder — jump to anything in seconds Search and open, in one place: • Scripts • Custom Record Types • Custom Fields (body, column, entity, item, CRM and more) • Transaction Forms & Entry Forms • Advanced PDF/HTML Templates • Workflows • Custom Lists • File Cabinet files — with the containing folder and a SuiteBundle-availability filter Choose how each search matches — contains, starts with, or ends with — and page through large result sets. Every type matches the ID as well as the name, so a script ID, list ID or form ID copied out of a URL or an error message can be pasted straight in. Start typing and the Finder takes you straight to the right set…