I have a sandbox account where I made 20+ error-free transactions using Java SDK but the review is failing. I can not submit without selecting the date. support guys are telling to post the question on stack overflow. Could you help?
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It is taking me more than 3 days for instagram to review my app.
I submitted my app on tuesday. And it is now friday.
How long am I expected to wait?
If my video quality is not good etc. Is instagram just going to leave us hanging forever? How do I know if i am rejected? Is there a support email that I could inquire my instagram review about?
Instagram & facebook paused reviewing for new apps for time being, here goes their official statement on the same matter.
Pause app review:
We paused app review last week while we implement new changes to our platform.
https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/03/26/facebook-platform-changes/
Facebook and Instagram made major changes to their APIs in an effort to protect your data and privacy.
As per Instagram Help Center :-
Starting October 1st, only submissions for basic permissions on
the existing Instagram API will be reviewed. We will not be
accepting submissions for public_content, follower_list,
comments, relationship, or likes permission scopes. Developers are encouraged to build on the new Instagram Graph API.
So if you are using any of the above mentioned permissions, your app will keep showing REVIEW STATUS :Pending Review forever.
The new Instagram Graph API
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api
Here is link with all the details you might want to know.
https://later.com/blog/instagram-api/
My apps are recently approved. Looks like it took them ~ 4 months
My client want to use OpenAM OpenIDM and OpenDJ for the product development. Before that client want to know what will be the production sizing for this forgerock.
Our plan is to have the 1 million user and 100K concurrent users are there then how much size it will take to on production. I have gone through the documentation of forgerock but didn’t find much information from it.
Deepak,
I am from ForgeRock and we would be very happy to help. As everyone's situation is different, we would like to discuss your requirements before providing sizing details to make sure we are not over / underestimating. ie. We want to get it right. :-)
There are a couple of options for getting in touch with your nearest tech resources.
Ping your request to this email address info#forgerock.com. If you could include the detail you have in this question, as well as your country and city, it will help the right person pick up your question and get in touch.
Here is a URL to our offices. I suggest calling your closes office for assistance. https://www.forgerock.com/contact/
If you can tell me your country / city, I can put you in touch with your nearest engineer.
Matt.
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I am looking to integrate echosign or docusign with our zoho crm. So that the information that is put into the contract is transfered into our crm. We currently use Zoho CRM is there anyone that knows if this is possible? If so where could i find anyone that could do this since i do not know anything about programming?
Thanks
DocuSign can be integrated with any language / platform that can make RESTful HTTP requests. Furthermore, DocuSign has major advantages over EchoSign, such as the more features (ones that actually matter), more flexibility, a MUCH bigger network (48 Million unique users), and is available in 188 countries and 43 languages. Perhaps even more important, on average the DocuSign service has been available 99.99% for the last 5 years, EchoSign has had major publicly known outages.
So yes, you can definitely integrate with Zoho CRM and some people have probably already written custom integrations that do this. The normal path to take is to simply write your own integration using the DocuSign REST API
Also, doing a web search seems to yield several companies that can specifically integrate DocuSign + Zoho CRM for you if you are not a programmer. If you / your company is not going to be coding it yourself then check out these:
CloudWork
Zapier
And you could always use E-Lance and sites like that as well.
It's absolutely possible with DocuSign. To achieve this integration, you'd do the following:
Collect data from signers during their DocuSign signing sessions
using "DocuSign tabs" (i.e., DocuSign-specific form elements that the
sender places on the document representing text boxes, checkboxes,
dropdown-lists, etc.)
Build a "listener" application and configure DocuSign Connect to send XML messages to your listener application when an Envelope is completed.
Design/build your listener application to receive and process the DocuSign Connect messages -- in your case, "processing the DocuSign Connect messages" would mean reading the "DocuSign tabs" data in each XML message and then using the Zoho CRM API to update records in Zoho with data from the DocuSign tabs. (Note: You can also configure DocuSign Connect to include the completed documents themselves in each message -- doing so would allow your listener application to also store the completed document(s) in Zoho.)
You are right to check with the developer community before investing into any platform. The short answer is DocuSign API is your best choice. Aligning yourself with a dominant API provider will ensure that:
you can find developers easier
the bugs have been discovered by someone before you and fixed
that the platform has all of the comprehensive features and you will never be stuck.
DocuSign discussions dominate StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=docusign (over 300 and most are answered) and https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=echosign (45 and half are not answered).
Elance has double the freelancers that work with DocuSign vs EchoSign.
With DocuSign DevCenter (which was named as #1 by ProgrammableWeb eSignature API report http://blog.programmableweb.com/wp-content/esignature-api-report1.pdf) you have PHP samples for 9 most common scenarios meaning that your developer can get up and going with the integration a lot faster. There are also 5 other languages there for whatever comes up.
DocuSign also have an interactive API tool iodocs.docusign.com which will allow you to debug your integration simpler.
In closing DocuSign is integrated with hundreds of applications and actually quite a few of those had to redo their integration because they picked another eSignature provider first and hit reliability issues or feature gaps. Do not make the same mistake.
Here is an incomplete list of publicly available software that integrates with DocuSign: http://www.docusign.com/partners/solution-showcase
Let us know if you have any questions.
I have integrated Zoho CRM / Zoho Creator with DocuSign before. Here's what the integration looks like:
Creator form looks up record from CRM
Creator form populates form fields with CRM record data
Creator form validate script uses DocuSign API to fill out DocuSign template with form data and send the envelope
DocuSign sends response back
Creator parses response to see if the action was successful
Contact me if you need help. This isn't super easy to set up but I've done it before.
Integrating EchoSign with ZohoCRM is absolutely possible. EchoSign has a complete set of APIs that can be used for integration. We use our own APIs to build our integrations with other systems such as Salesforce.com, Microsoft Dynamics, etc. These APIs have also be used by multiple customers to build integrations into their internal systems. We know for a fact that the APIs are sufficient to build integrations into external systems.
You can get information about the EchoSign API at https://www.echosign.adobe.com/en/products/echosign-api-dev-center.html. Additionally if you have any questions please send email to api at echosign.com and we will be able to help you with your integration.
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Mangesh
I am developing a website and it accepts payments for membership, paid using Google Wallet.
The DEV environment works. The call back function is intercepted, authorised, and the membership is automatically extended as expected.
The remotely hosted environment which should go live soon doesn't want to know.
When the user clicks on buy, an error message immediately pops up. It is ok for the user, but it doesn't say much else, making it useless for the developer. Maybe it's just me not finding the error code, or something similarly useful?
Anyway, the originated JWT String is valid ( the decoder here http://openidtest.uninett.no/jwt decodes it correctly, and the data in it is right ).
Any suggestions on how to fix?
I don't know if this is necessary at this stage or not, and possibly the cause, but the bank account hasn't been verified yet. ( For the developing I used the standard provided US sandbox account, I really hope that Google Wallet accepts UK bank accounts too, can anybody out there confirm? )
I found the cause of the problem, as mentioned above. I wasn't able to pick my own post as an answer before now. Best is to follow the steps above in case you do have problems caused by a missing one, different from mine. A big thank you to EdSF for his help! :)
Backstory: I work at a place where we use Gmail for our business email system. We sell things online, provide a phone number, chat, and email for customer service. We can pull statistics from our phone and chat records, but not email.
This is where Gmail Meter comes into play. We installed it hoping to gain more insight into the statistics of our emails. We did, but some of the numbers seem to be off.
Can anyone explain the backend workings of GMeter a bit in hopes to explain why our numbers appear off?
Also, I looked in the gmail admin panel and the Reports tab only appears to give a high level overview of all accounts, not specific ones, such as Total Mail Usage, User Activity, Total Email Accounts, and Usage.
I'm Ryan from the Gmail Meter team. We understand there are some bugs right now, so not everyone's data is being analyzed properly. It seems some parameters are set up for a couple days' worth, instead of a weeks' worth, of counting.
Feel free to shoot me an email and I'll send you an update when we get it fixed.
Thanks for bringing this to attention!
ryan#shuttlecloud.com