Review, Resources, and Next Steps
Through hands-on exercises, you built modular workflows supporting these key functions:
Defaulting data on forms and dynamically changing form data during entry using client triggers.
Adding field and form-level data validations with user-friendly error messages.
Controlling form data display based on Edit, View, or Print mode with display persistence.
Sending email notifications and automating creation of tasks, phone calls, and related records.
Automatically directing users to different pages or records within NetSuite.
Using the Workflow Execution Log to debug and optimize workflows.
Generating approval workflows with multiple approvers and supervisor hierarchy loops.
Manipulating record sublist lines on transactions using Sublist Action Groups.
Environment setup, user preferences, case study overview
States, actions, transitions, triggers, Workflow Manager
Browser-side events, dynamic forms, field-level triggers
Set Field actions, conditions, Visual Builder
Before/After Record Load/Submit, Entry/Exit triggers
Display persistence, event types, record joins
Multi-state workflows, transitions, active triggers
Execution logs, history, purging, status management
End states, buttons, multi-level approvals
Sublist Action Groups, line processing
Best practices, optimization tips
Review, resources, certification
Access SuiteAnswers from the Support tab in your NetSuite account. It contains training videos, support articles, demo videos, and Help Center documentation.
Navigate to Help > SuiteCloud Platform > SuiteFlow Workflows for official documentation, troubleshooting guides, and workflow examples.
Explore more courses at www.netsuite.com β Services β Training and Certification β Course Catalog. Browse virtual ILT courses and on-demand self-study options.
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Certification requires completion and successful passing of required exams.
Learn About Certification β Actions & Triggers Reference β SuiteFlow Glossary βTriggers OCCUR, workflows EXECUTE. Always consider the active trigger, design modularly, test thoroughly, and optimize for performance. You now have all the tools you need to succeed!
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