I'm not able to find the Service Account that usually shows up under the Project ID in this screenshot. I see online when people create an agent, they have a service account (already created) that is linked under the Project ID. Once Clicked, the Service Account will show it is of Dialogflow Integrations and you can make a key. How come I do not have a Service Account already made and how do I get a Dialogflow Integrations Service account like everyone else?
What I see:
Dialogflow Dashboard
What others see when they make an agent:Dialogflow with Service Account
Service Account for Dialogflow Integrations
I've read elsewhere that the integrations feature is only available for region US ("global") so I suggest you try making your agent on region "global".
This worked for me today.
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does anyone know which license I need for executing bot channels registration?
I followed folling tutorial and my license (O365 Business Basic) is not sufficient: https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/bot-service/bot-service-quickstart-registration?view=azure-bot-service-4.0
Upon the link you provided in the question, I am not sure which channel would you like to add, and the link just describing how to create a bot service in azure portal. This action just need a subscription in your tenant so that you can pay for your bot service.
If I misunderstood your mean, pls offer more details, thx.
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You can create an account for free.
If you haven't got a subscription, you'll see this page when visit bot service:
If you don't get a correct subscription, you may see error message when creating bot:
You no need Office365 licenses for Bot Services.
You can test you bot setting via "Test in Web Chat" feature
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/abs-quickstart?view=azure-bot-service-4.0#test-the-bot
We have a bot service running in MS Azure and a corresponding Teams app. This bot service is used by multiple customers. Requirement is to allow customers to change the bot name/icon that is shown in the Teams chat (please refer image below).
We can change the name and icon by changing it in the Teams App. However, this will require creating a separate Teams app for each customer. Is it possible to control this via the bot service code running in Azure? We want to do it programmatically based on logged-in user's domain. Is there anyway to do it?
Edit: Found a related post
Thanks
Vivek
This is not possible within a single bot - it's set at the level of the the bot registration, in Azure, and so can't be changed tenant by tenant in Teams, for example. You'd need to create a bot for every customer (tenant), or go with a generic name and image. You can of course customize the welcome message, responses from the bot, etc.
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 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 have deployed VirtoCommerce to the azure cloud service and the website is pretty functional aside from a few quirks. One of these quirks is that, after completing the checkout process no email gets sent to the user account.
The email account does exist and I have full access.
Do i need to set up something like SendGrid?
Or does it natively support that and how do i activate it?
Thanks for helping!
To get VirtoCommerce sending emails you will need to set up and account with SendGrid as mentioned in their documentation.
You can get setup with SendGrid for free on Azure, via this sign up form.
Once you have your account details, you can add them to VirtoCommerce by following the instructions for configuring mailSettings (see 'Quick Overview') in the Virto docs.