We are trying to do POC where we expect to receive message from 3rd party vendor via event grid and third party want to use AAD account if possible as they have SSO. So how can we do this so that we can receive message from them via event grid?
You would have to create and share the endpoint for a custom topic, and have them setup for sending events using AAD authentication as described in the official docs.
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I have requirement where I need to send email template from the docusign and docusign template should have the salesforce object field data (specific fields) and I am using docusign APIs (custom API) not an application in this case, how I will be able to achieve this.
I have gone through it's documentation and also gone through many articles where it is recommending to use docusign application (managed package) for sending data from salesforce to docusign but in my case whatever code I will be adding it will be in managed package that is why I have to strictly use APIs only.
Note I have already written the integration where I am able to sending the templates from the docusign but my finding is how I can send salesforce data to docusign, or is there way to create dynamic template which will use salesforce object data.
To send SalesForce data to DocuSign, you have to use the DocuSign Apps Launcher for Salesforce which is a package of apps that work together to generate and send contracts for review, approval and signature.
https://developers.docusign.com/docs/salesforce/
Most DocuSign workflows and processes can be accomplished through the DocuSign eSignature for Salesforce UI, they can be customized and automated more extensively using the DocuSign API functionality exposed by the Apex Toolkit. If your Salesforce implementation uses Apex to customize DocuSign eSignature for Salesforce, we recommend installing and using the Apex Toolkit.
https://developers.docusign.com/docs/salesforce/salesforce101/apex-toolkit/
Is there a method that allows me to automatically send an emails to users when they click a button? I have the email-address and the data that needs to be sent available in the front-end of our React application.
For now in research mode...
Have a look at EmailJS
You have to create a service. They have an option for personal mail service as well. I am sharing two links for your reference as well.
Link1 and Link2
You cant not send email directly from client side however you can try emailjs or NodeMailer. This will allow you to send mail from javascript application without any server.
I have configured a Twilio Flex connected app within Salesforce for Call, SMS, SSO, and Facebook services. All the services mentioned are working fine. Basically, the idea is to create a case for an inbound service like call/SMS, etc. For that, I have configured a Softphone layout that is used for handling these inbound services inside Salesforce (Please have a look at the screenshot provided below) and creating a case with the help of the "Create a Case". But, it is giving an error as attached in the screenshot below.
I have a client that is using a third party custom membership database for a an online service that currently collects member data and payment information. They recently switched their landing page to Squarespace where non-members can find out more about their service and then they are forwarded over to the database site. My clients would like to use the eCommerce option on the Squarespace website, so my question would be does anyone know of how to integrate payment and membership information to be directed from Stripe or SquareSpace to a third party membership database?
Unfortunately, Squarespace doesn't offer the ability to "call out" to any 3rd party services, server-side.
Having said that, I see three ways to accomplish this.
Use client-side Javascript injected into the Order Confirmation
Page. That means that the server on the receiving end would have
to have CORS support (allowing such a request to come from your
Squarespace site) or it would either have to provide its own API or
support JSONP.
Use some type of service to parse the email that you receive when an order is made. When an order is placed, users of your Squarespace site with admin or store-manager permissions will receive an email. If you have a service that can "watch" for this type of email to come in (or run every X minutes) it is possible to parse the email and then take some kind of action as a result. One drawback here is that Squarespace doesn't allow much customization to emails, so if Squarespace heavily modifies the format of the email, it could break your service. Zapier is a service that might help you accomplish this approach.
Because any activity from your Squarespace "store" will generate activity within your Stripe account, it may be possible to use Stripe's Events/Webhooks service to call out to your database service. I have not attempted this, but it is something that may be possible.
Of course, these all assume that there is an "endpoint" URL associated with your membership database that can receive the data and handle it accordingly.
In mirror api glassware we identify users by the unique user id generated and sent to the glassware by Google-oauth... But my glassware contains a gdk counterpart which needs to send information to the mirror api service. My question is that how do we send such information (e.g. an url request to the glassware mirror-api service) automatically in the background, without using "google notification by sharing with a specific contact", so that we can uniquely identify the user from mirror api glassware side as well as extract the information for the rest of the purpose.
Is there any glass Id that I can send along with the request from gdk and on the mirror-api side get the user's google account from this glass Id and using some other api generate the user Id from the google account just like google-oauth. Once we have the user Id, we can send static timeline cards to that user using simple mirror-api.
Please guide me with whatever solutions available other than "notification subscription".
I've already asked a question like this here: How to call the Mirror API from GDK?
It's seeming like the answer right now is that we can't communicate between the two APIs and everything in Mirror is separate from GDK. I've been doing some digging, trying to get things like the device's contact list since the Mirror documentation refers to your app adding a Contact but it seems like it doesn't use the same Content Providers as Android for this.
From the other thread, my best two ideas for binding a GDK app to a User is to:
1) Generate a QR code on your web service side and scan that in, it will have an encoded authentication token the app will be able to use to identify the user. Obviously this requires integration with the ZXing library and working with the camera.
2) Generate or allow the user to enter a phrase on the web service side that can be treated as a bearer token. In the GDK, prompt the user to speak this phrase and then pass it to your web service, which will reply with a similar authentication token to tie the app to the user. As odd as this is, I do kindof like it since it's simpler from a GDK implementation side.
An application that uses the Mirror API is more likely than not some type of a web service. Why can you not invoke HTTP commands from Glass to your application being hosted on a server?
The Mirror API is a set of REST commands invoked to a Google Server. That same google server then syncs to Glass where Glass will pull the updated content with HTTP requests.
Simply put, create a path in your web app that accepts HTTP commands.