Begin by identifying and understanding the specific data you need to transfer from NetSuite to Convex. This involves determining the data types, formats, and structures required by Convex, and matching them with the data available in your NetSuite system.

Use NetSuite's built-in export functions to extract the required data. Navigate to the NetSuite dashboard, go to the saved searches or reports section, and create a new report or search that includes the specific data you need. Export this data to a compatible format such as CSV or Excel.

Clean and format the extracted data to ensure it aligns with Convex's import requirements. This may involve removing unnecessary fields, renaming columns, or converting data types to match those expected by Convex. Ensure all data is in a consistent format to avoid import errors.

If Convex supports custom script execution, write a script in a supported language (e.g., Python, JavaScript) to automate the import process. This script should read the prepared data file and use Convex’s API or data interface to insert the data into the system.

Before executing a full import, conduct a test run using a small subset of your data. This helps validate that the data transfer script works correctly and that data is accurately imported into Convex. Check for any errors or discrepancies and adjust your script or data formatting as needed.

Once the test run is successful, proceed with executing the full data import. Run your script to transfer all the prepared data from NetSuite into Convex. Monitor the process for any issues and ensure all data is successfully transferred without loss or corruption.

After the import is complete, verify the integrity and accuracy of the data in Convex. Cross-check a sample of records to ensure they match the original data from NetSuite. Look for any inconsistencies or errors and troubleshoot as necessary to achieve a complete and accurate data migration.