# Set Up an Oracle NetSuite Connection (Beta)

Set up the Oracle NetSuite connection to start the flow of data into Data 360.

:::note
This feature is a Beta Service. A customer may opt to try a Beta Service in its sole discretion. Any use of the Beta Service is subject to the applicable Beta Services Terms provided at [Agreements and Terms.](https://www.salesforce.com/company/legal/agreements/) If you have questions or feedback about this Beta Service, contact the Data 360 Connector team at [datacloud-connectors-beta@salesforce.com.](mailto\:datacloud-connectors-beta@salesforce.com)
:::

| User Permissions Needed |                                                             |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| To create a connection: | System Admin profile or Data Cloud Architect permission set |

Before you begin:

- Enable the Beta connector through the feature manager. See [Enable Data 360 Features](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=data.c360\_a_feature_manager.htm\&type=5).
- Verify your admin has enabled firewalls on the system you want Data 360 to connect to by including these [IP addresses](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=data.c360\_a_data_cloud_ip_address_allowlist.htm\&type=5) to your allowlists.
- If using Named Credential authentication, create external and named credentials.

1. In Data Cloud, click **Setup**, and select **Data Cloud Setup**.

2. Under External Integrations, select **Other Connectors**.

3. Click **New**.

4. On the Source tab, select **Oracle NetSuite** and click **Next**.

5. Enter a connection name, connection API name, and provide the authentication and connection details.

6. For Authentication Details, select **Token Authentication** or **Named Credential** from the **Authentication Method** dropdown.

   - **Role Id:** Enter the NetSuite role ID for the specified account. In NetSuite, if you have the Show Internal IDs preference enabled, go to **Setup** > **Users/Roles** > **User Management** > **Manage Roles**.

   - **Include Child Tables:** Select whether to display child tables. The default is `false`.

   1. For Token Authentication, enter the credentials from your NetSuite account.

      - **Client ID:** Enter the client ID from the integration record in NetSuite.

      - **Client Secret:** Enter the client secret from the integration record in NetSuite.

      - **Access Token:** Enter the access token generated for the user role in NetSuite.

      - **Access Token Secret:** Enter the access token secret generated for the user role in NetSuite.

      :::note
      Token Authentication tokens require periodic refresh. If a token expires, the connection fails silently. To avoid data sync interruptions, monitor your connection status and regenerate tokens in NetSuite before they expire.
      :::

   2. For Named Credential authentication, select a **Named Credential**.

7. For Connection Details, populate the following parameters.

   1. **Account Id:** Enter the account ID that can be found at the beginning of the NetSuite URL. If the URL is <https://1234567.app.netsuite.com/>, your account ID is ‘1234567’.

   2. **Version:** Enter the NetSuite version number. The default is `2025_2`.

   3. **Schema:** Select the NetSuite API schema to use. **SuiteQL** is the default. For information about the available objects, see [Oracle NetSuite Connector Objects (SuiteQL Schema)](/docs/data/data-cloud-int/guide/c360-a-oraclenetsuite-objects-suiteql.md) and [Oracle NetSuite Connector Objects (SuiteTalk Schema)](/docs/data/data-cloud-int/guide/c360-a-oraclenetsuite-objects-suitetalk.md).

   4. **Timeout:** Optionally enter a request timeout in seconds. The default is `0`, which means that requests don't time out.

   5. **Page Size:** Optionally enter the number of rows returned on each page of a NetSuite API response. The default is `1,000`.

   6. **Row Scan Depth:** Optionally enter the number of rows that the connector scans during schema detection. The default is `0`.

   7. **Tables:** Optionally enter a comma-separated list of tables to restrict the tables that the connector exposes. By default, the field is empty.

   8. **Include Custom Field Columns:** Select this option to include custom field columns in the tables that the connector exposes. By default, this option isn't selected.

   9. **Include Custom Record Tables:** Select this option to expose custom record tables. By default, this option isn't selected.

   10. **Auto Detect SuiteAnalytics Connect Enabled:** From the dropdown, select whether the connector automatically detects whether SuiteAnalytics Connect is enabled for your NetSuite account. The default is `false`.

   11. **Use Chunked Metadata:** Select this option to use chunked metadata. By default, this option isn't selected.

   :::note
   To learn more about connecting to Oracle NetSuite, review [Navigating NetSuite](https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/section_N474404.html).
   :::

8. To review your configuration, click **Test Connection**.

9. Click **Save**.

After the connector details are accepted, the connection is created and listed under Connectors. You can now create data streams.

## Next Step

- [Create an Oracle NetSuite Data Stream (Beta)](/docs/data/data-cloud-int/guide/c360-a-create-oraclenetsuite-data-stream.md)
- [Oracle NetSuite Connector Limitations and Troubleshooting](/docs/data/data-cloud-int/guide/c360-a-oraclenetsuite-connector-limitations.md)