You can find a tutorial here: http://www.citricle.com/blog/how-to-integrate-netsuite-with-google-analytics/

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Any hope?

Thanks for your feedback. We have entered an enhancement (#926) request to provide the ability to edit an email prior to attaching it in NetSuite.

Thanks
Jan

My company uses Entourage and NetSuite (and some people use Outlook – I use both as run Windows in Parallels) so I had been using the old integration from Xpansion for the Mac side. As you point out above, it is lacking in features.

You may know that NetSuite delivers a similar integration for Outlook users free. All the functionality that exists there (saving attachments, being able to save into different record types like cases) is very good. The one thing that the NetSuite Outlook integration doesn’t let you do is edit the email message that gets saved. So every time you have to save an entire email chain which gets overwhelming and confusing when you go back to review the messages in NetSuite.

My suggestion is to make the functionality just like the Outlook version, but keep being able to edit the message content before saving (which you currently can do in NetSyncX as you know). That would bring the best of both integrations together and make a very useful product as our company uses it.

I do think someone will be getting in touch from our company about licenses. And thank you for keeping this product alive, and even committing to make it better! It really is a life saver for NetSuite productivity.

James

This code above seems to work fine – the only real trouble that seems to be inherent in the Netsuite system is the redirects done once you arrive within the shopping cart. All Google Analytics traffic through your site will track properly, up until you move into the shopping cart. Even if you do Google’s ‘linkbypost’ function to make sure that the tracking data will hop to the domain of your shopping cart, Netsuite does a Meta Content Refresh on the page, effectively dumping all source data (where the lead came from, what keywords brought the user there, etc). The sale will still post into Google Analytics, but every single sale will show “Direct/None” as a source. If you want to know what keywords are getting you sales, or which advertising source is paying off the best you are effectively blind with Netsuite.

The only option we have been told so far was to move the website in its entirety to be hosted by Netsuite. Anyone having a similar issue, or have some sort of workaround? I’m quite curious to see if we can solve this. Thanks.

I found your post comments while searching Google. Very relevant especially as this is not an issue which a lot of peaople are conversant with….

I have read another set of instructions that said to put the tag in the footer or body of your HTML.

You say to use the tag substitution (with the tracking code) “for every tab that needs to be tracked”. Is that typically only used on the home page and the products and product category pages? Is there any reason to have the tracking code substituted into the check-out tab?

Thanks, Tom
PS: Great info.
PPSS: Google Analytics will now track the use of the product search feature in our NS web-stores.

Is there any updates on how to integrate google analytics with netsuite. I do the SEM work and SEO. It would be a huge benefit to get all my reporting in one place and I really like the google analytics program.