The following records are supported in this release of Web Services:

Entities

• Contact
• Customer
• Employee
• Group
• Job
• Partner
• Vendor

Activities

• Event
• Phone Call
• Task
• Project Task

Accounting

• Account
• Accounting Periods (new in 2009.1)
• Budget (new in 2009.1)
• Class
• Currency
• Department
• Location
• Subsidiary
• Units of Measure

Transactions

• Build/Unbuild Assembly
• Cash Refund
• Cash Sale
• Check
• Credit Memo
• Customer Deposit
• Customer Deposit Application
• Customer Payment
• Customer Refund
• Estimate
• Intercompany Journal Entry
• Inventory Adjustment
• Invoice
• Item Fulfillment
• Journal Entry
• Opportunity
• Purchase Order
• Purchase Order Receipt
• Return Authorization
• Sales Order
• Vendor Bill
• Vendor Payment

Support

• Case
• Issue
• Solution
• Topic

Items

• Assembly/BOM Item, including serial and lot numbered
• Description
• Discount
• Gift Certificate Item
• Inventory Item, including serial and lot numbered
• Kit/Package Item
• Markup
• Non-Inventory Item for Purchase/Sale/Re-sale
• Other Charge for Purchase/Sale/Re-sale
• Payment
• Service for Purchase/Sale/Resale
• Subtotal
• Download

Communications

• Message
• Note

Miscellaneous

• Expense Report
• Time Tracking
• Other Lists

Web Site

• Categories

Tax Records

• Sales Tax Item
• Tax Groups
• Tax Type

Customization

• Custom Fields for Entity, Item, CRM, Transaction Body, Transaction Column, Item Options, and Other
• Custom Lists
• Custom Record Type
• Custom Record

Marketing

• Campaign
• Campaign Response
• Promotion Code

File Cabinet

• File
• Folder

Web Services provides the ability to perform integration in a similar fashion to how you would use the product on a day-to-day basis in the UI. The following user actions or operations are supported:

• login: Used to login into NetSuite. This operation is similar to the NetSuite UI and requires you to provide a valid username, password, role, and an account number. All other Web Services operations require a successful login. Once successfully completed, a login creates a session that allows subsequent operations to be performed without having to login again until the session expires or the logout operation is invoked.
• logout: Used to logout from the system. It invalidates the current session.
• add / addList: Used to add one or more records into the system. The system will return a NetSuite assigned unique identifier for the record created.
• update / updateList: Used to update one or more existing records in the system by providing new values for the fields to be updated for each record. The records to be updated are identified through the provided unique identifiers.
• delete / deleteList: Used to delete one or more records in the system. The records to be deleted are identified through the provided unique identifiers.
• get / getList: Used to query the system for one or more records by providing the unique identifiers for these records.
• getAll: Used to return the values of user defined lists in the system that are categorized as Other Lists.
• search / searchNext / searchMore: Used to search for a set of records based on specific search criteria. This operation has most of the features of the Advanced Search feature within the NetSuite UI. It also supports pagination, so that large result sets can be retrieved in smaller sets.
• mapSso: Streamlines the provisioning of Single Signon User Accounts by providing the ability to correlate a partner/customer specified ID with a NetSuite credential.
• getSelectValue: Retrieve valid values for a given recordRef field. This is useful where the referenced record type is not yet exposed in the Web services API or when the logged in role does not have permission to the instances of the referenced record type.
• ChangePasswordOrEmailCredentials: Change a user's email address and password through a Web Services call. This enables changes to login credentials, without being required to directly update the customer or employee record.
• getCustomization: Used to dynamically retrieve and manage metadata definition about Custom Fields, Custom Lists and Custom Record Types.
• getItemAvailability: : Facilitates a fast inventory look up for a list of items at all locations, using a "last quantity available changed" date filter.
• attach/detach: Use to define or remove a relationship between two records. For example, a contact record can be associated to a customer record or a file can be attached to a transaction.
• getDeleted: Use to retrieve a list of deleted records of a given type during a specified period.
• initialize/initializeList: Use to emulate the UI workflow by pre-populating fields on transaction line items with values from a related record.
• ssoLogin: Provides a mechanism for a partner application to login on behalf of a user into NetSuite, without the user's credentials.
• getConsolidatedExchangeRate: Use to retrieve exchange rates between parent and child subsidiaries. You can use this operation in conjunction with getPostingTransactionSummary to apply the correct rate when creating a financial report for a particular subsidiary view. (new in 2009.1)
• getBudgetExchangeRate: Use to retrieve exchange rates between parent and child subsidiaries when accessing budget record data. (new in 2009.1)
• getPostingTransactionSummary: Use to retrieve a summary of the actual data posted to the general ledger account. You can use available filters and fields to generate financial reports such as a Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, or an Income Statement. (new in 2009.1)
• getServerTime: Use the dateTime value returned with this call, along with getDeleted, or search by lastModifiedDate, to retrieve changes since your last synchronization.

Asynchronous Operations:
The SuiteFlex platform supports an asynchronous Web Services model as well as synchronous. In the asynchronous model the client application sends a request that is placed in a queue. A job ID is returned in the response. The client application can then check the job status using the checkAsyncStatus operation. When the job is completed the results can be retrieved via the getAsyncResult operation. The following asynchronous operations are supported:

• asyncAddList
• asyncUpdateList
• asyncDeleteList
• asyncGetList
• asyncSearch