1. Account Administration
  2. Authentication
  3. RESTlet Authentication
  4. Setting up Token-based Authentication for a RESTlet integration
  5. Using TBA for RESTlet Authentication (OAuth)

Using TBA for RESTlet Authentication (OAuth)

If appropriate, you can use the Token-Based Authentication (TBA) feature to authenticate when calling RESTlets. With TBA, you use the OAuth 1.0 specification to construct an authorization header. For details, see the following topics:

Warning:

Support for TBA for RESTlets ends in NetSuite 2028.2. Update your integrations to use OAuth 2.0. For more information, see Preparing for Token-based Authentication (TBA) End of Support, and OAuth 2.0.

Support for user credentials for RESTlets ends in NetSuite 2027.1.

Note:

If you're calling a RESTlet from an external source, you must authenticate by using TBA, OAuth 2.0 or user credentials. For details on user credentials, see Using User Credentials for RESTlet Authentication. For details on OAuth 2.0, see Setting up OAuth 2.0 for a RESTlet Integration.

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