I signed up for a free SendGrid account via the Azure portal. I want to use Marketing lists for emails however there is no option for "Marketing" in the side panel. Every tutorial I watch has this "Marketing" option available.
What I see
What I see on every youtube tutorial
Does anyone know how to get the marketing options?
Great question. SendGrid partners with Microsoft Azure and other companies to offer a more seamless onboarding and billing experience.
However, some products like the marketing suite are not yet available at this moment when consuming SendGrid services through our partners.
If you need the marketing suite, you can create an account directly through SendGrid instead of through Azure.
I understand this may be inconvenient, so I'm passing your query along as feedback for the SendGrid team.
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A few weeks ago I implemented my first REST integration with the DocuSign API. Things over all went smoothly and with very little complaints. One particular hang up I experienced though was some confusion in regards to the Developer account and how it relates to the General account. I started with a developer account and used the test credentials to build my integration. Once my integration passed inspection it required me to choose another paid docusign account that the integration key would "go live" on. This is all pretty straight forward.
The curve ball came when I actually went to purchase the API account and it said, "you aren't eligible to purchase this". There isn't clear instruction on the site, so my questions are:
1.) In what order does the account creation need to go? Developer > General (Paid) > API Plan (Paid)?
2.) Does DocuSign expect the user, as the customer, to purchase the plan or should that plan be purchased through my developer account?
I tried to reach out to customer service directly, but it was pretty much a, "give us all of your money, then we'll help" situation. I have several customers who are interested in this integration, but I'm not comfortable presenting this as an option until I get a better understanding of the process. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
In general, DocuSign does require a paid account to complete the Go Live process. If you - the integration owner - will not be using DocuSign yourself, you would want to reach out to the [DocuSign Partners program][1] to receive a free Partner account that can hold your integration key instead of having to purchase one.
From there, the end users of your integration can purchase their own DocuSign accounts. You could potentially act as a reseller of DocuSign if you were so inclined.
https://www.docusign.com/partners/become-partner
If you still need assistance, please email apihelp#docusign.com with this information. Someone will help you right away.
I want to be able to see the status and activity of an email through SendGrid API. There is a help page for getting started with the Email Activity Feed API however it says i need to purchase history. Purchasing is controlled through the Azure web portal which has completely different pricing tiers from the normal SendGrid portal. It also has no option for purchasing the Activity History as the documentation indicates i should do.
I've tried making the purchase through the SendGrid Portal, but it seems to be blocked for my account. It says "You don't have permissions to view this page. You can request access from your account administrator." even though I created this resource.
Is this API even available to Azure users?
I am going to build an eCommerce website that supports PayPal.
Buyers connect their PayPal account to the website before they get products.
The website should collect funds without a normal checkout flow whenever buyers buy products.
For this, I've researched the Permissions Service API on PayPal.
But, I can't find enough descriptions to build such a website.
I would like to know how to integrate PayPal for this.
What you are looking for is a "Reference Transactions" solution. It can be tested in sandbox, but to use it in live, the business account would need to be approved for this feature by PayPal. To do this the account owner would need to contact their PayPal account manager or PayPal's general customer support (not MTS), and explain the business need for this feature.
As far as implementing the solution, the only public documentation I'm aware of is for classic APIs: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/express-checkout/ec-set-up-reference-transactions/ . Any newer API or vault solution does not appear to be publicly available at this time, but you could always contact PayPal's support and ask if there's something they'd rather you implement than those classic APIs. The more significant hurdle is the business approval for the feature mentioned earlier.
I am new to Google Actions Development. My organization wants to create some Google Actions for our project so that those Actions can directly call our APIs through Google Assistance and get the required data. Earlier I created POC using my personal Gmail account but as now we want to use it for organizational/commercial purpose I want to know which paid Google developer accounts, subscriptions do I need to purchase to use it for my organization.
I believe that the only paid account you'll need is the Firebase. When you create an Action from the DialogFlow platform it automatically creates a Firebase project for you. In order to make external calls, you'll have to update it to a paid account. So if your organization creates a Google account (or use an existing one of course) to create an action, they can just update the Firebase project to the paid and add you as a developer. If you're interested in a more secure agent, I'd suggest you to have a look at the Dialogflow Enterprise version. It has the same capabilities, but offers the security of the GCP.
I am in the process of creating a DocuSign integration. Would anyone happen to know which type of account customers need to purchase from DocuSign in order to leverage my DocuSign integration? Can't the credentials for any account outside of a free trial be used to access a DocuSign integration as a customer? What's odd is that most integrations I've seen in the past require the user to have at least a Professional Account, which I believe is now called Standard (# $25 per user).
Any feedback is greatly appreciated! Thanks.
So, the account you use to develop the integration has nothing to do with the account used by customers to access your integration.
As long as the account has "API Access" it could use any integration. These includes most of the plans that are sold including the lowest tier (web and mobile) and even some trial accounts get access to the API (at least while the trial is on). I can't get you a through answer about every single type of account as we have so many, but in general you should find most accounts would be able to use your integration.