On premise: NetServer URL and user creation
Prepare the SuperOffice on-premise integration: expose NetServer to eMarketeer, locate the WSDL URL, and create the integration user.
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Prepare the SuperOffice on-premise integration: expose NetServer to eMarketeer, locate the WSDL URL, and create the integration user.
For the integration to work, the following must be true:
NetServer is installed on your server and reachable from eMarketeer over HTTP (port 80, 8080, or 443).
The exposed NetServer version is /services84.
A SuperOffice user exists for the integration, and is either a licensed user with a Sales or Complete licence, or an "Other user".
The SuperOffice REST API allows GET, POST, PATCH, and DELETE operations.
The integration is built on the SuperOffice REST API. The /services84 endpoint still needs to be available because it is used for authentication.
Unless your NetServer is publicly exposed, you need to make sure eMarketeer can reach it. Security measures typically include restricting access by firewall.
All traffic comes from a single eMarketeer server, so you can set firewall rules accordingly.
54.155.30.167
n/a
80, 8080, 443
The IP address does not respond to ping.
eMarketeer needs a URL pointing to the directory where the NetServer web service functions are located. To find it:
Open IIS on your server.
In the left panel, open the Sites tree and locate the site that holds your NetServer.
Among the subfolders, find one called Services84 (the exact name depends on version).
The folder contains .svc files. Click Content view to confirm.
Right-click Contact.svc and select Browse to open it in your browser.
The browser shows the complete path to the directory.

The path (excluding the filename) is the WSDL URL to use in eMarketeer.
Example: https://www.yourcompany.se/SuperOffice/Remote/Services84/
If the domain in your URL is localhost, replace it with the correct public domain name.
Save this URL for the next step.
eMarketeer needs to sign in to NetServer as a SuperOffice user. You have two options:
Create an "Other" user.
Use a licensed user.
The recommended option is an "Other" user because it does not consume a user licence. Note that "Other" users can only be created from the desktop admin, not the web admin.
To create an "Other" user, open SuperOffice Admin and go to user management. On the Other tab, create a new user with a username and password.
You can also use a licensed user. Create a new SuperOffice user (not a Windows user) and set its user level to 0 (zero).
Save the username and password.
With the URL and user credentials ready, you can enable the integration.
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