NetSuite 2019.1 and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

If you are not yet required to use two-factor authentication (2FA) for Admin and other highly privileged roles, you will most likely need to switch to 2FA with NetSuite 2019.1 release. As a result, your Celigo integrations may need to use Token-Based Authentication for NetSuite connections.

If you have not yet done so, view the instructions below for enabling token authentication based on your Celigo product (note that the OpenAir-Salesforce SmartConnector is not impacted by this change):

• integrator.io
• Salesforce – NetSuite SmartConnector

E-commerce SmartConnectors

• Shopify – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Magento 2 – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Magento 1 – NetSuite SmartConnector
• BigCommerce – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Amazon – NetSuite SmartConnector
• eBay – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Walmart – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Jet – NetSuite SmartConnector

Other SmartConnectors

• ADP – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Cash Application Manager
• Jira – NetSuite SmartConnector
• Silicon Valley Bank Connector
• Vendor Payment Manager
• Zendesk – NetSuite SmartConnector

CloudExtend Products

• CloudExtend Excel
• CloudExtend G Suite
• CloudExtend Outlook

If you wish to schedule a one-on-one session with Celigo to go over this, click the chat button on this page or else send us an email at netsuite-token@celigo.com.

Read: Impact of NetSuite 2FA

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