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Oracle NetSuite holds your assembly items and work orders. Redzone runs them on the floor. This integration links the two through the Redzone Advanced Integrations add-on, so an order goes out to the floor and the production count comes back to NetSuite without a second entry. The connection is a standard package rather than a one-off build, and it writes Redzone IDs back into NetSuite, so you can trace a record from the floor to the ERP.
Assembly items and work orders go out to the floor; production counts come back to NetSuite. Both systems hold the same data.
Each sync processes only the records that changed since the last run, using lastModifiedDate, so it stays quick as your data grows.
The integration writes Redzone UUIDs into NetSuite custom fields, such as custbody_redzone_count, so you can trace a count from the floor back to its NetSuite record.
Polling runs as often as every minute, so a manager checking NetSuite sees where production stands within a minute of it happening.
The integration establishes a 1:1 relationship between NetSuite Locations and Redzone Enterprises. The Redzone Advanced Integrations add-on queries NetSuite assembly items and work orders, converts the data into a canonical format, and delivers it to Redzone’s APIs. The Redzone–NetSuite integration runs on standardized protocols and requires the following technology in place before configuration.
An active sandbox or production account with assembly items and work orders turned on.
API Client ID, Client Secret, and Organization/Enterprise identifiers.
Some Redzone concepts need custom fields in NetSuite; these are defined during scoping.
Book a meeting with a Redzone Integration Specialist to discuss your goals and confirm fit.
Schedule a call
Pick from Assembly Item Sync (Product Master), Work Order Import (Schedule), and Production Event write-back.
Confirm your subscription to the NetSuite–Redzone Integration Pack, with project fees and delivery milestones set out up front.
We fit the integration to your environment in three steps:
Go to production, with Redzone handling ongoing maintenance.
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