NetSuite doesn't tell you when an integration stops working.
Execution logs are buried per-script, purged after 30 days, and only record errors that actually threw. The failures that cost real money look like this:
The script that never ran
A deployment gets unscheduled during a sandbox refresh, or a queue starves it out. There's no error, no log entry, nothing to alert on. The job simply stops happening.
The sync that quietly skips records
Ninety-eight percent of orders flow through. The other two percent fail validation and sit unsynced. Every report looks normal until month-end reconciliation doesn't.
The error nobody reads
NetSuite did log the failure, on the execution log of one script deployment, in a UI nobody opens, purged after 30 days. Technically observable. Practically invisible.
Silence detection, not just error collection.
Anyone can forward an error log. Monitor is built around the harder question: did everything that was supposed to happen actually happen?
Heartbeat detection
Monitor knows when each scheduled job is supposed to run and notices when it doesn't. Silence is treated as a failure, not an absence of errors.
Record reconciliation
Business-level checks like "orders created but not yet fulfilled downstream" catch the records that slipped through, whichever tool moved them.
Error stream watching
Script errors, governance limit hits, and failed executions surfaced in one place instead of buried per-deployment inside NetSuite.
Alerts where you work
Email and Slack notifications within minutes of a failure, with enough context to act on, not just a red dot on a dashboard you have to go look at.
Nothing to install
Connects through NetSuite's own SuiteTalk REST API with a read-only role you control. No bundles, no scripts deployed into your account.
Watches your whole stack
Celigo flows, custom RESTlets, scheduled scripts, map/reduce jobs. Your iPaaS dashboard watches its own flows; Monitor watches the account.
Connected in an afternoon. No deploy, no consultants.
Connect
Create a read-only integration role in NetSuite and connect it to Monitor. Our setup guide walks through the exact permissions. Nothing more than it needs.
Map what matters
Tell Monitor which jobs and flows keep your business running and how often they should succeed. It learns the rhythm of your account from there.
Know first
When a job goes quiet or records stop reconciling, you get an alert in minutes, not a question from finance in three days.
Works alongside, not instead of
Keep Celigo, keep your RESTlets, keep your scheduled scripts. Each tool watches its own flows. Monitor watches the account.