I am trying to create a custom slot for email address in alexa skill .
I even specified bulk of slot values consisting of various types of email address.
still , alexa doesn't recognize email address.
any help would be appreciated.
Getting an email address from the user's speech is not easy. The best way is to get user contact info from user permissions. Refer here
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I know how to get the device address from the Alexa app.
Now I need the addresses located in settings --> my locations. When I add a business address, I can use this address by saying "work".
I would like to use this address in my skill for work as well. How can I get it?
(Maybe the naming of settings is not 100% correct. I translated it myself.)
I don't think Amazon currently offers this to skill developers. Home & Work addresses are part of the user's Alexa account and would likely be accessed through the Customer Profile, but only name, email, and phone number seem to be available for skills to use according to their Customer Profile API docs.
Skills can only access an individual Alexa device's saved address through the Device Address API.
You can submit a feature request on their Developer Voice and Vote site.
How to replace the randomly generated email address from salesforce with my email address in the email coming from Salesforce. Please find the attached screenshot for better understanding.
Follow these steps
You can define and manage organization-wide addresses for each user profile. When sending email from Salesforce, users with these profiles can select their own address or the organization-wide address for the email’s From address. Replies are delivered to selected address.
REQUIRED USER PERMISSIONS
USER PERMISSIONS NEEDED
To modify organization-wide addresses: Modify All Data
Available in: Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic
Available in: All Editions
From Setup, enter Organization-Wide Addresses in the Quick Find box, then select Organization-Wide Addresses.
To manage organization-wide addresses, use the available options.
To use an organization-wide address, send an email from Salesforce and choose your organization-wide address from the dropdown list.
I add users with random mail address via selenium. email address is unique therefore I create a random mail address like "12345#abc.com". I want to check whether this email address has been saved or not. Hence, I want to search this email address at my user's table (at web driver, not database). How may I keep random email address and use it for search?
Thanks
I am new to Salesforce development and so would greatly appreciate any help for the following:
We have a Payment center app (somewhat like Zuora) that does invoicing and billing. Now this packaged app has a scheduler that sends reminders for declined credit cards etc daily at 5:00am.
What we are trying to achieve is that we have 3 email address fields (one standard and two custom) on Account. We want the email to be sent to all three addresses.
Since it is being run by sheduler that sends a number of reminders so am not sure how to do it.
One way I was thinking was to have a workflow rule on task object so that whenever an email with "Failed Payment" is created then it should send an email alert to the other two other email addresses. What I am not sure about is how to include those email addresses in email alert?
Thanks!
I'm trying to advance my programming skills and as such I'm trying to create a website which integrates with paypal. I've established that I need to be using chained payments through the adaptive payments API.
But before I go about receiving and sending payments I want to make sure that any new user signing up to my website already has a paypal account. IE when they sign up to my website I'd like to first of all check that the email address they supplied me with is already linked to a valid paypal account.
I've never had to do this before so if someone could explain in very simple language how I might go about doing this I'd be really grateful.
I'm using the cakephp framework incase that makes any difference to the answer.
thanks
This may be what you're looking for: AddressVerify API
Confirms whether a postal address and postal code match those of the
specified PayPal account holder.
After supplying an email address, PayPal will return with one of 3 responses for the email parameter: None, Confirmed, or Unconfirmed. If it is None, then the request value does not match any email address on file at PayPal.
Although this API requires both the email address and shipping/billing information, it can be solely used to verify the email address. By supplying invalid shipping/billing information, the API will still respond with whether the email matches any on file at PayPal, and also match whether your invalid shipping/billing information matches the information on file with the matched email address.
An expected PayPal response may reflect the above:
Array
(
[CONFIRMATIONCODE] => Confirmed
[STREETMATCH] => Unconfirmed
[ZIPMATCH] => Unconfirmed
[COUNTRYCODE] => US
[TOKEN] => a134k1j34lk134gv13dshjg52b
)
CONFIRMATIONCODE will be your only concern when verifying a PayPal email address.
Please, check the above link for more information.
Setting up an IPN Listener is one way that's often used to verify most of the important information you're referring to. There's a decent tutorial that you can check out since paypal's example might not be enough on it's own.