My client has two Companies on the same QBES (Enterprise), in other words, two Company files.
We are creating a Web Application (Angular + Web Api 2) to automatically generate Purchase Orders based on new Sales Receipts created by their ecommerce integration plug-in (probably SkuVault), we need then to create the Sales Order in Company B based on this PO, and after that, the Bills and Invoices respectively. I found all the calls I should be calling on the SDK documents, but since this architecture requires us to use Web Connector, will I be able to make all the calls listed on the SDK using the Web Connector?
What are the calls allowed by QuickBooks Web Connector?
All of them.
will I be able to make all the calls listed on the SDK using the Web Connector?
Yes.
More details:
The Web Connector is just a SOAP wrapper around the normal QuickBooks SDK calls. It's nothing special or magical or even very technical in nature, it's just a simple SOAP wrapper around the rest of the XML-based COM SDK. So, anything you can feed to QuickBooks normally, you can feed via the Web Connector.
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Right now I'm exploring potential options for automating the process of creating and configuring new DocuSign developer accounts via API calls, as this would allow my team to greatly reduce the work needed to setup and configure these accounts manually. I can't find any information in the current DocuSign API documentation that would allow for this, and the only question I could find online was Is it possible to create a DocuSign developer account via REST calls? from 2019.
Is it possible to create new developer accounts via an API? The POST requests utilized by the UI don't look to be designed in a way that would easily allow for this.
There's an endpoint in the eSignature API called Accounts:Create that enables creating new accounts.
However, it's important to note this:
This method is restricted to partner integrations. You must work with DocuSign Professional Services or DocuSign Business Development, who will provide you with the Distributor Code and Distributor Password that you need to include in the request body.
Use Case -
We are an origanization who helps universities manage the sport activities and contract of their students. We are planning to integrate docusign in our system both web and mobile app. One feature that we need is the information regarding the created templates, is there a way to get notified about templates via webhooks(like when it was last used, or created).
So, webhooks may not be suitable to know when a new template is created, because currently the webhook is tied to an existing object, and the object is not yet there, so it's a catch22.
What you can use instead is the DocuSign Monitor API. It's a different approach, but using this API, you can get data about anything that happens in the DocuSign account, including templates.
You can make raw API calls, or use the Monitor SDKs for one of six languages.
I'm not 100% on this but one approach would be to use folders. Put your templates in a named folder and use the listStatusChanges API with a folder id as a query parameter (https://developers.docusign.com/docs/esign-rest-api/how-to/list-envelope-status-changes/)
You can also select "Folders" in the "Include Data:" section of your DocuSign Connect webhook and filter for the folder(s) you're looking for.
Helpers, I want to use Connect services with my DocuSign rest APIs integrated website. Could anyone help me out, Where can I get these in the GitHub? Basically the need is:
Once the document is fully executed, it will be routed via DocuSign connect to a folder which aligns with the name of the employee. This will require work on both the elected system as well as the DocuSign API to configure.
No problemo! These days, I suggest using an intermediate PaaS to queue and deliver the webhook notifications to your application which can live safely behind your firewall.
Here's a blog post on the technique. Note that we have PHP example software for this technique.
Once your PHP app is notified that an envelope is complete (fully signed), just download the documents from DocuSign and store them in your file system. Easy Peasy!
I have created a webservice by implementing the web connector callback methods and I have 2 apps running in webconnector for 2 usecases: invoices and customers.
I want to determine which app is triggering my web service so that I can decide whether to push customers or invoices to QB. How do I do it? I was hoping to do it through 'AppID' field but its not returned in every SendRequestXML call. In fact, not even in the first SendRequestXML call. Has anyone implemented these scenarious?
If you have two apps in the Web Connector, then each app should be using a different username, and pointing to a different URL.
If they're using the same URL or the same username... then you did something wrong and you should fix your implementation.
With that said... it sounds like you have sort of a wonky implementation anyway. Why do you have two apps for two different use-cases? Why not just send BOTH customers and invoices through the same app...?
Is there a way to upload custom web services to the netsuite platform to add custom business processing logic?
Looked into SuiteApp/SuiteBundles and all they provide is a way to extend existing records/forms/lists, add custom scripts so on and so forth. Havent been able to find information on integrating external webservices.
You can use Restlets to create Custom Functionality in a particular Netsuite account and than the restlet can be accessed externally.
If you want the logic of web-service written in Java / .Net then you can use SuiteTalk to communicate with NetSuite. Where all the processing is done in your service and you use API to get/set data to/from NetSuite.
But on the flip side you have to host this service on your end.. NetSuite can only host web-services written in the form of RestLet / SuiteLet.