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Copy an entire NetSuite record in one click: every field ID, label, type, and value, including fields not visible on the form. Open a NetSuite record, click the icon, and every field is in front of you: IDs, labels, types, and values, even fields the form hides. 🚀 How it works • Click the icon on any NetSuite record for a filterable table of every field. • Click an ID or value to copy just that. • One click copies the whole record: Full record, Schema (values stripped), or JSON. • Sublists included, line by line. 📋 Good to know ✓ Shows fields that are not on the form, merged from the saved record, the live form, and the Records Catalog schema. ✓ Values come from the database, so what you copy is what is actually saved. ✓ Paste-ready output for tickets, docs, or an AI chat. ⌨️ Keyboard shortcuts None preset, so nothing clashes with NetSuite's own combos. Assign yours at chrome://extensions/shortcuts to copy without even opening the popup. 🔐 Privacy and security • No data collected, ever. Everything stays in your browser. • Talks only to the NetSuite page you are already on. • Minimal permissions, no standing access to any site. 💬 Feedback welcome Questions or ideas? Email gustavo@gustavodona.com. Inspired by NetSuite Field Explorer by Michoel Chaikin, rebuilt from scratch for Manifest V3. © 2026 Gustavo Doná. NetSuite Record Explorer is an independent tool, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Oracle. NetSuite is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.
Jul 23, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
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