NetSuite-PHP-Client

This PHP Client is based on the NetSuite PHP Toolkit and is made available, with permission, under the Toolkit License Agreement.

Using this Library

First, make sure you have a valid NetSuite account - as you'll need your account and authentication information in order to use this library.

The following is a simplified example to illustrate fetching a customer from within a NetSuite account

// Set the namespace and require the necessary library files
namespace NetSuite\WebServices;
require_once('./path_to_library/NetSuiteService.php');

// Instantiate the library, referencing the whole namespace
$service = new NetSuiteService();

// Set your authentication credentials
$service->setPassport(
	$nsaccount = 'MYACCT1',
	$nsemail = 'jDoe@netsuite.com',
	$nsrole = '3',
	$nspassword = 'mySecretPwd');

// Create a new Get request (since getting a customer)
$request = new GetRequest();

// Specify that we're looking for a customer. #931 to be specific
$request->baseRef = new RecordRef();
$request->baseRef->internalId = "931";
$request->baseRef->type = "customer";

// Get the object
$getResponse = $service->get($request);

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect to a different endpoint?

NetSuite endpoint information is specified in NSconfig.php. You can specify a new end point or host by modifying $nsendpoint and/or $nshost, however this version of the client was generated against the 2012_2 release.

Credits

Written by the clever folks at TribeHR