About The Client
They are a global non-governmental organization (NGO) with headquarters in New York City and operations all over the world. They make a significant contribution to environmental certification for long-term sustainability in forestry, agriculture, and tourism. They run a training and certification programme to train farmers and people, as well as provide a certificate seal that informs consumers about business practices based on certain standards they set.

Business Challenges
The customer’s main challenge was the involvement of multiple systems and manual labour. The organization uses the Classy application for fundraising and has also moved to Salesforce. The entire prospect-to-vendor-to-customer transition was handled manually. Data synchronization between Netsuite and the accounting team was also done manually.
In general, the nonprofit was having trouble mapping and tracking its finances. Managing financial insights and tracking where the fund came from and where it was invested took time and effort.
Webuter's Solution
IPaaS Integration was used to connect Salesforce and NetSuite via REST API calls. IPaaS Integration has exposed the Salesforce end API endpoints, which have been utilized to run all the get () and post () API calls to gather data from Salesforce, which are then mapped to NetSuite using exposed NetSuite web services. This entire integration was built by Webuters.
Webuters developed multiple types of integration for the business. Overall, the integration involves transmitting six distinct data types from Salesforce to NetSuite via IPaaS calls.
For this integration, simple data synchronization from Salesforce to NetSuite was insufficient. Using IPaaS as a middleware for field mapping and custom logic, we send the correct data to the mapping tables and then to the appropriate systems for matching.

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