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Oracle NetSuite and the battery passport: integration pattern

How data from Oracle NetSuite (Oracle) reaches the battery passport through the BatteryPass API: interfaces, workflows and when we checked them.

An integration pattern, not a ready-made connector: your ERP or integration platform reads and writes through the BatteryPass API with an organisation key. The details below come from the vendor documentation and were checked on the date given.

Vendor
Oracle
Deployments
Cloud (NetSuite (SuiteTalk REST web services))
Checked
vendor documentation, 25 October 2026
Managed integration
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For new integrations use OAuth 2.0 client credentials (a certificate-signed JWT) instead of token-based authentication: partner sources name 2027.1 as the end for new TBA integrations; Oracle's pages did not confirm it.

Interfaces

InterfaceProtocolSign-inEventsObjectsChecked
SuiteTalk REST web servicesRecords (items, work orders, fulfilments, returns)RESTOAuth 2.0 client credentials, TokennoneProduct/material master, Batch/serial number, Production order, Delivery/goods issue, Returnchecked in the vendor documentation, 24/10/2026
SuiteQLQueries, for example of the inventorynumber recordRESTOAuth 2.0 client credentials, TokennoneBatch/serial numberchecked in the vendor documentation, 24/10/2026
SuiteScript afterSubmit with N/httpsOwn notification after a record is savedRESTOAuth 2.0 client credentialsWebhooksProduct/material master, Batch/serial number, Production orderchecked in the vendor documentation, 25/10/2026

Matching workflows

Import presets

Guide in the developer documentation (after sign-in)

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