I have a trial account and am ready to move it to a "live" instance that will persist and be billed to me but I am unable to determine how to do this? When/how/where do I tell Snowflake how to bill me and know that the instance will continue to persist after e.g. 30 days.
If you wish to continue using the Snowflake trial account, you need to add credit card details to the account.
This will convert your trial account to On-Demand(Pay-As-You-Go).
You can find the details: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/admin-trial-account.html#adding-a-credit-card-to-a-trial-account
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I recently configured Service Cloud for my organization and for the most part it is working great. We do have an issue I can seem to solve though. The first time an internal employee submits a case (email-to-case), there is not a contact record to associate with the case, so the help desk must spend time creating a contact record for the employee before they can proceed with resolving the case. Is there a way to automate or sync with Office 365 to create a contact record for each employee?
I have considered and/tested the options below, but none do what I want:
I have already set up and tested Einstein Activity Capture. This is a great tool but will not sync internal (same email domain) contacts into Salesforce.
I know I can automate an export from Office 365 into an AWS S3 Bucket and then use AWS AppFlow to create/update contact records. This one is feasible, but I have to imaging there is a way to integrate the two platforms without exporting data into a staging area.
I can't use anything that requires manual intervention, like Data Loader.
Using trial account, initially I created a reader account and deleted it. After that I am unable to create another reader account and getting the following error. I am not able to contact the support as well. Any help is appreciated.
Number of managed accounts allowed exceeded the limit. Please contact Snowflake support.
As it says, "you need to submit a case to Snowflake support". Could you tell me why you can not connect to the support?
Go to snowflake community:
https://community.snowflake.com/s/
Register and login, and then click "submit a case". Select "I am a 30-day trial user", and validate yourself. Then you should be able to submit a case.
I noticed when I went to the Azure portal under Active Directory, I could assign a user the license to Azure AD Premium P2 (I have a trial).
However, I also noticed that I don't need to assign a user this license (in the step above), and the user is able to reset their password.
I know that users can only reset their password if we are not using the free version of Azure AD.
Does this mean that the user above who is able to access the password reset page is counted part of the cost ($11.52 per month per user in this case), even though they haven't been assigned an explicit license in their profile?
It seems you are wanted to know whether the cost calculated if the user assigned to the specific licence.
For your understanding, in each subscriptions how many users has this role access would not be counted as cost , let's say, you have 10 users with this access but 2/3 user used it. So bill will be calculated for 2/3 uses not 10 users even you assigned 10 users for this.
Cost usually be calculated upon total uses. So don't worry about the cost on azure cloud. It has uses friendly metrics.
Usually prices Default usage quota is 50,000 objects. If you exceeded the this limit then the new metrics would be applied as per your uses.
Note: For more details you could check this docs. Check your bills here
Im trying to sign up for the "try cloud platform for free" (https://console.cloud.google.com/freetrial?_ga=1.88612569.317087374.1490559650&page=0), but it wont allow me to select the current payment profile I have on my google account (it is grayed out) and also wont allow me to create a new "personal" account type, only business (my current location is not the US, is Ireland)
What do I need to do to create an account and use the $300 free trial?
Thanks
You need to have a business. Go to companies registration office and set up a company
https://www.cro.ie/Registration/Company
Next go to AIB and set up a business banking account
http://business.aib.ie/
You now have a business with a company account, only downside is that this may affect your pension or benefit rights....
I don't know if is the correct place, but I can't enable the billing for a project on app engine to use a cloud storage, is there somebody with the same problem?
all look like work with the bonus but :
Billing Account Name Billing Account ID Status # of Projects
My Billing Account ---- Closed 0
My Billing Dogtranslate ---- Closed 0
and when I want create a bucket it show me Error
You do not have sufficient permissions to view this page
I have tryed with another account and other credit card and it give me the same (It stolen me 0,90 euros each time) and dosn't work,
Maybe it needs some task that I don't know
(I have already contact the assistance in the past without result, just some useless email )
I had a colleague that just had a similar problem. He was trying to activate billing for an App Engine instance using a credit card issued by Paypal. Google said they needed him to switch it to a regular credit card.
He had to delete the project that was blocked for billing, but was able to create a new project -- using the regular credit card -- with no problems.
Here's a link to their payment method info: https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/2987880?hl=en&ref_topic=2991963
I think they were treating the Paypal card as a "prepaid card"