Go To Record Action
Use the Go To Record action to redirect users to a record in NetSuite. The record type to redirect to does not have to be the same record type as the workflow's base record type.
Workflow definitions require a trigger configuration that initiates the workflow, executes an action within a workflow or transitions the workflow from one state to another.
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For more information about which workflow triggers the Go To Record action supports, see Workflow Triggers Quick Reference.
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To understand when different workflow triggers execute and which trigger you should use, see Workflow Triggers and the SuiteFlow Trigger Execution Model.
Go To Record Action Parameters
The following table describes the Go To Record action parameters and the values you must use to create a record or redirect to a specific record:
Parameters |
Description |
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Record Type |
Type of record to redirect to. The available fields in the table change dynamically depending on the Record Type selection. |
Open in edit mode |
When selected, the record the user is redirected to, opens in edit mode. This property only applies if you specify a value in the Record ID field. |
Record (Join Field) |
Use this field to use a join to get the ID of a record to redirect to. Select the record type to create the join from, and the Value Field to use from the selected record type. |
Field |
Field values to populate when creating the record on redirection. For each field, select the field name, set the appropriate field value in the applicable column, and click Add. For more information, see Setting Field Values in Action Definitions. |
For more information about adding actions to a workflow, including common action properties and conditions, see Action Conditions and Creating an Action.
Go To Record Action Guidelines
Use the following guidelines when working with the Go To Record action.
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You cannot set field values on an existing record if the Go To Record action executes on a Before Record Load trigger. This limitation applies to Set Field Value and Go To Record actions. Instead, use a Custom action to update fields on an existing record, then use the Go To Record action to go to the record after it has been updated.
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If you do not use the field definition area to set field values, on any SuiteScript supported record you can add a URL parameter such as
record.{field}={value}
and the system will initialize that field, as if you had calledsetFieldValue
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The Go To Record action is not available on a Before Record Submit or After Record Submit trigger for a time entry record.