Map NetSuite Objects to Emburse Professional

Map NetSuite Objects to Emburse Professional

After your initial configuration, additional mapping steps may be required to complete your integration setup. Use this article to map your NetSuite objects to Emburse Professional.

Once an object is mapped, it cannot be moved to a different field. Review each mapping before you save.

Automatic Mapping (Non-Configurable)

The following objects map automatically and cannot be modified:

  • NetSuite Employee records map as Users in Emburse Professional.
    • If your employees are stored as Vendors in NetSuite, they also map as Users in Emburse Professional.
  • NetSuite Department records map to Departments in Emburse Professional.
  • If enabled, NetSuite Expense Category records map to Expense Categories in Emburse Professional.
    • If Expense Categories are not configured in NetSuite, you can manually add categories to Emburse Professional and map them to a NetSuite GL account in a later step.

Map a Default Accountant

Each user record in Emburse Professional must have an Accountant assigned. The Accountant is the final approver in the approval path and processes expense reports. After a report is processed, it exports to NetSuite during the next scheduled or manual export.

Because accountant assignment does not exist within NetSuite, you can select a Default Accountant during initial mapping.

  1. In Emburse Professional, select SettingsSystem Configuration. Under System Integrations > View & Edit Integrations, select Emburse NetSuite Integration.

    System Configuration page with Emburse NetSuite Integration highlighted

  2. Select the Mapping tab.

    Oracle NetSuite integration page with Mapping tab highlighted

  3. Select the user who serves as the accountant for all other users imported from NetSuite

    NetSuite Mapping Users section with Default Accountant dropdown

To assign a unique accountant for each user, leave this field blank and update each user record manually with the appropriate accountant.

Map a Credit Card Program

Credit card programs in Emburse Professional can be mapped to a Credit Card Account or a Vendor in NetSuite, depending on your organization’s NetSuite configuration. Mapping credit card programs in Emburse Professional ensures that processed transactions post to the applicable account or vendor in NetSuite.

To export credit card transactions to NetSuite, enable one of the following settings in your NetSuite Configuration: Expense Report including Corporate Cards or Vendor Bill Credit Cards.

To map credit card transactions within a NetSuite Expense Report, you can use one Corporate Card Account per Expense Report. If your organization uses multiple credit card programs per user, enable an Expense Equality Check to ensure that transactions can post successfully. This check prevents users from submitting expense reports that contain transactions from two separate credit card programs.

  1. In Emburse Professional, select SettingsSystem Configuration. Under System Integrations > View & Edit Integrations, select Emburse NetSuite Integration.

    System Configuration page with Emburse NetSuite Integration highlighted

  2. Select the Mapping tab.

    Oracle NetSuite integration page with Mapping tab highlighted

  3. Select the applicable account and select Save at the bottom of the page.

    Card Program mapping to Corporate Card Account dropdown

Map Expense Categories

If your organization does not use the Expense Category Sync from NetSuite, create expense categories in Emburse Professional and then map them to the corresponding GL Account in NetSuite.

  1. In Emburse Professional, select SettingsSystem Configuration. Under System Integrations > View & Edit Integrations, select Emburse NetSuite Integration.

    System Configuration page with Emburse NetSuite Integration highlighted

  2. Select the Mapping tab.

    Oracle NetSuite integration page with Mapping tab highlighted

  3. Scroll to the Category Mapping section. Using the dropdowns, map each Emburse Professional expense category to the applicable NetSuite GL Account. Select a Default GL Account. Expenses exported with an unmapped expense category post to the selected Default GL Account.

    Category Mapping section with expense category to GL Account dropdowns

Map to General Ledger Dimensions

The following objects map to General Ledger Dimension fields in Emburse Professional:

  • Subsidiaries
  • Classes
  • Locations
  • Customers
  • Projects

Subsidiaries, Classes, and Locations can map as an Employee General Ledger Dimension or an Expense General Ledger Dimension. If employees need to allocate expenses across multiple Subsidiaries, Classes, or Location values, map those objects as an Expense General Ledger Dimension.

Customers and Projects can only map to an Expense General Ledger Dimension. Mapping to an Expense General Ledger Dimension means users select a unique Customer or Project value on each expense, when applicable.

  1. In Emburse Professional, select SettingsSystem Configuration. Under System Integrations > View & Edit Integrations, select Emburse NetSuite Integration.

    Category Mapping section on the NetSuite Mapping tab

  2. Select the Mapping tab.

    Oracle NetSuite integration page with Mapping tab selected

  3. Select the object to map from the dropdown.

    NetSuite Mapping tab with General Ledger Dimension object dropdown

  4. If necessary, rename the object using the Name field. This is useful if you renamed the standard objects in NetSuite and want to keep parity between both systems.

    NetSuite Mapping tab with Name field for a mapped object

  5. Select Save.

Mapping Details

The following section outlines specific data points that sync between NetSuite and Emburse Professional. 

With mapping complete, you are ready to set a synchronization schedule and sync your data for the first time. See Set a NetSuite Sync Schedule to continue.

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