Removing Integration Records
Creating an integration record in a NetSuite account results in two outcomes: A record is added to, or installed, in that NetSuite account. A definition of the record is also created in the NetSuite database. This definition is permanent and can't be deleted. However, the record can be uninstalled from the account where it was created or distributed in certain cases.
Further, you can always hide an integration record from the list view at Setup > Integration > Manage Integrations.
For details, see the following topics:
Uninstalling an Integration Record from a NetSuite Account
An integration record can be uninstalled in the following situations:
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If you installed the record as part of a bundle, you can uninstall it by uninstalling the bundle. Similarly, if the bundle owner removes the record, you can remove it when you update the bundle.
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If you create a record in sandbox and don't propagate it to production, it's removed during sandbox refresh.
Removing the record in these scenarios doesn't prevent auto-installation in certain cases. For details, see Auto-Installation of Integration Records.
Removing Installed Integration Records from View
You can hide an integration record by blocking it, regardless of how it was added.
To remove an integration record from view:
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Go to Setup > Integration > Manage Integrations, and open the appropriate record for editing. Set the State field to Blocked. Changing this setting prevents the application from authenticating with NetSuite using the associated application ID or consumer key. For further details, see Blocking SOAP Web Services Requests. Click Save.
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In the list view, make sure the Show Inactives box has been cleared. This setting hides blocked applications from the list view.
Related Topics
- Integration Management
- Integration Record Overview
- Adding an Integration Record
- Application Details for Client Code
- Blocking SOAP Web Services Requests
- SOAP Web Services Execution Log
- Distributing Integration Records
- Default Web Services Integrations Record
- Using Integration Records in Sandbox Accounts
- Token-based Authentication Credentials and Accounts
- Using Integration Records in Conjunction With SSO Calls
- Tracking Changes to Integration Records