NetSuite: Import Balances
Description
Section titled “Description”Imports account balances from NetSuite over your NetSuite connection into a project table — a trial balance you can build reporting on. Pick the connection, name a target table, and set the period and subsidiary; the step pulls the balances and writes them, with no SuiteQL to author or maintain.
This is one of the canned NetSuite import steps. Each runs on a shared read layer that refreshes the OAuth token, pages through large results, and retries transient errors for you, so a full-year or all-subsidiary pull comes back complete without hand-tuning. For a transaction-level pull, use NetSuite: Import GL Detail; for accounts, subsidiaries, and other lists, use NetSuite: Import Master Data.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| NetSuite Connection | Yes | The NetSuite connection to read through, filtered to connections of type NetSuite. |
| Target Table | Yes | The project table the balances are written to. It is overwritten in full on every run. |
| Start Date | No | The earliest date to include, YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive. Leave blank for no lower bound. |
| End Date | No | The latest date to include, YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive. Leave blank for no upper bound. |
| Subsidiary | No | A NetSuite subsidiary internal ID to restrict the pull to one subsidiary. Leave blank for all subsidiaries. |
Related
Section titled “Related”- NetSuite Steps
- Import NetSuite Financials — step-by-step walkthrough
- Connect to NetSuite
- NetSuite REST Connector