Connect NetSuite to Cursor

Connect your NetSuite data to Cursor with the Windsor.ai connector, and ask about your sales orders, invoices and customers in plain language.

Ask how sales orders moved by month, which invoices are past due, or which items sell most, built on the NetSuite record types you choose, such as salesorder, invoice and item.

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Get your NetSuite data into the project Cursor is working in

NetSuite is connected once in Windsor.ai, and these are the use cases the fields support:

Track sales orders

Sales order totals by month, customer and status show how orders move through the year.

Follow up on invoices

Invoices with their due dates and open amounts show what customers still owe.

See what sells

Items on sales orders show which products and services sell most, and at what price.

Check spend by vendor

Transactions by vendor show where the company spends money each quarter.

Using Windsor.ai to connect data from NetSuite to Cursor

Supported fields: 21 dimensions

Without Windsor.ai, Cursor answers about NetSuite data come from a file you exported and pasted in. Through the Windsor.ai connector, Cursor reads the live records with their real field names, so the answers match what is in NetSuite today.

Connect in minutes, then ask about your sales orders, invoices, customers and items.

With Windsor.ai, you can ask Cursor to:

How many sales orders were created in the last 30 days, and what is their total amount?
Which 20 customers had the highest invoiced amount this quarter, and how much is still open?
List invoices past their due date with the customer and the open amount.
Which items sold the most units last month?
Show transaction totals by vendor for the last 90 days.

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How to connect NetSuite to Cursor with Windsor.ai

Explore a step-by-step guide to integrate your NetSuite data into Cursor with the Windsor.ai connector.

Connect NetSuite in the Windsor.ai dashboard

Choose NetSuite as your data source and enter your NetSuite account ID, Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Token ID and Token Secret, then list the record types you want, for example customer, salesorder, invoice. A NetSuite administrator creates the integration, role and access token first; the NetSuite connector installation guide has every step.

Add Windsor MCP in Cursor

Open Settings in Cursor Desktop and go to Tools & Integrations → New MCP Server. When mcp.json opens, add Windsor:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "windsor": {
      "url": "https://mcp.windsor.ai/"
    }
  }
}

Authenticate with Windsor.ai

Save mcp.json. Windsor appears in your MCP list and asks you to authenticate. Click Authenticate and sign in to Windsor.ai in the browser.

Ask Cursor to build on your NetSuite data

Open a chat in your project and ask about your NetSuite data.

FAQs

What is Windsor.ai's NetSuite to Cursor connector?

NetSuite is Oracle’s cloud ERP. Companies use it to run finance and accounting, customers and orders, inventory and e-commerce in one system. Through the Windsor.ai connector, Cursor reads your sales orders, invoices, customers and items, so you can ask about them in plain language instead of exporting a file first. Each row is a NetSuite record of a type you chose, such as a sales order or an invoice, with its Date.

What NetSuite data can Cursor use?

Windsor.ai reads the NetSuite record types you list when you connect, such as customer, salesorder, invoice, item, transaction, vendor and employee. Each record type comes with the fields NetSuite returns for it, as far as the integration role has permission to read them. Every row also carries the date fields Date, Week, Month and Year, so you can group results by period. The NetSuite connector installation guide lists the common record types and the role permissions they need.

What can I ask Cursor about my NetSuite data?

These prompts work on the salesorder, invoice, customer, item and vendor record types, so connect those when you set up NetSuite:

How many sales orders were created in the last 30 days, and what is their total amount?

Which 20 customers had the highest invoiced amount this quarter, and how much is still open?

List invoices past their due date with the customer and the open amount.

Which items sold the most units last month?

Can Cursor change my NetSuite data?

No. The NetSuite connector is read-only. Cursor can read your NetSuite records through Windsor.ai and cannot create, edit or delete anything in NetSuite.

Can I combine NetSuite data with other sources in Cursor?

Yes. Windsor.ai supports 350+ data sources, so you can connect NetSuite alongside tools such as Google Ads, GA4 or Shopify and ask about them together. For example, compare monthly Google Ads Cost by Campaign with NetSuite sales order totals for the same months.

Do I need to code to connect NetSuite to Cursor?

No. Connect NetSuite in Windsor.ai, add Windsor to Cursor, and sign in. After that you ask in plain language.

How much does it cost to integrate NetSuite with Cursor using Windsor.ai?

The free forever plan covers 1 data source, so connecting NetSuite on its own costs nothing and needs no credit card. Combining NetSuite with other sources needs a paid plan: $19/month for 3 sources or $99/month for 7. Cursor is billed separately by Cursor. See the pricing page.

Do you have helpful links to get started with NetSuite and Cursor?

Yes. These are the resources to start with for the NetSuite to Cursor integration:

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