You can configure NetSuite RESTlet V2 connections to use token-based authentication to access NetSuite.
Token-based authentication is the preferred method to access NetSuite. When a connection uses token-based authentication, the Secure Agent uses a token ID and token secret to access NetSuite instead of a user name and password.
Use integration application to generate a consumer key and consumer secret, and use access token to generate a token ID and token secret in NetSuite. The token does not expire unless you revoke it from your NetSuite account.
You enter the generated consumer key, consumer secret, token ID, and token secret when you specify the NetSuite RESTlet V2 connection properties in Data Integration.
Generating a NetSuite RESTlet V2 Security Token and Token Secret
To use token-based authentication, you generate the token ID and token secret from NetSuite. You use the token ID and token secret when you configure the NetSuite RESTlet V2 connection in Data Integration.
1Log in to NetSuite using a Full Access or Administrator account.
NetSuite generates a consumer key and a consumer secret.
Note: NetSuite generates a one-time consumer key and consumer secret. If you lose this information, you must generate another consumer key and consumer secret in NetSuite.
5Click Setup > Users/Roles > Access Tokens > New.
6In the Application Name field, select the integration application that you created.
7Write down the access token and token secret displayed on the page.
You enter the token ID and token secret in Data Integration when you configure the NetSuite RESTlet V2 connection.
Note: If you lose the token information, you must generate another token in NetSuite. NetSuite does not provide token information for previously generated tokens.