Recently, NetSuite has announced two main updates that could impact your SuiteCommerce website if they are not addressed. Today, with the help of our NetSuite Support team, we’ll go through what SuiteCommerce users need to know and which are the steps to ensure your site stays safe and sound.
Starting April 2, 2025, NetSuite will stop supporting non-secure (HTTP) domains. This means any traffic to these domains will be blocked.
In case you need a little context, HTTP refers to HyperText Transfer Protocol. It is the standard protocol for transmitting data between a browser and a website. However, the difference with HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure) is that HTTP is not encrypted. This means that all data can be intercepted by hackers, making it not entirely secure for users. Additionally, having a HTTPS domain will not only benefit you for its safety. It will also help you get better SEO rankings.
To check if your domain is secure, go to NetSuite > Commerce > Hosting > Domains. In the Set Up Domains list, the Protocol field will show either http:// for non-secure domains, as opposed to https:// for secure domains.
In case you have non-secure domains, you’ll need to take one of the following actions:
Additionally, according to NetSuite, there will be more upcoming changes regarding NetSuite domains, such as the discontinuation of domain types “shop.netsuite.com” and “secure.netsuite.com” (default secure checkout domain).
To learn more about these updates and how to adjust to them, contact our NetSuite Support experts: With a 96% client recommendation rate, more than 500 clients and 15 years of experience, our team can help you navigate these changes and keep your SuiteCommerce website up to date and optimized for growth.
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