In Azure you can setup your own SMS API to a 3rd party so you can set the Sender Id of your text messages to your companies own dedicated numbers.
Does anyone know how you can do this with Azure AD B2C?
Need to set it to an Australian Sender ID
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Currently, this isn't supported, but you can vote for this feature at Change MFA sender phone number and content.
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I am looking for solution/code/custom policy to customize/update email which is being sent over user email address when ever he is being instate MFA for his account login
SAMPLE FORMAT BELOW WHICH NEED TO BE UPDATED OVER EMAIL which is being sent to customer along with OTP
the subject and email format of the OTP for the customer onboarding process should be:
Subject of the email: XYZ Company registration - [OTP number] for authenticating user
Body of the email:
Thank you for initiating the process of registering to our XYZ company online. Please use the [OTP number] to validate your email address.
In case you have not raised this request, please contact our Customer Service Centre on 18000 077 or email Customer.Helpdesk#xyz.au and we will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards,
Use custom email in Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) to send customized email to users that sign up to use your applications. By using the third-party email provider SendGrid, you can use your own email template and From: address and subject, as well as support localization and custom one-time password (OTP) settings.
Custom email verification requires the use of a third-party email provider like SendGrid, Mailjet, or SparkPost, a custom REST API, or any HTTP-based email provider (including your own)
Note: Azure Active Directory B2C offers two methods to define how users interact with your applications: through predefined user flows or through fully configurable custom policies.
For more details refer this document:
Problem:
I was trying to send messages to list of users in one AD domain/subscription to another AD domain subscription. I have used the company communicator provided by Teams app (refer link below).
Note:
I have used the "Company Communicator" to send one way Notifications.
Flow:
[A] Azure subscription (Bot Services). ---------Notification-------> [B] Azure subscription (Teams App)
For Reference "Company communicator" Architecture:
https://github.com/OfficeDev/microsoft-teams-apps-company-communicator/wiki/Solution-overview
Expected:
I would need to send one way Notification to Teams App in a different AD domain/Azure Subscription from a different AD Domain/Azure Subscription.
#Nanda: Could you please have a look on below screen shot for service url.
Currently I am capturing the users email and phone when they sign up. Once they are signed up, they log in with their email and password. I would like to change this so they login with their phone and password instead of their email address. What update do I need to make in my custom policies to achieve this?
There is GitHub sample Where you can login users solely on Phone Number and MFA via SMS or Phone Call. This approach is passwordless. Hope this will helps your query
I need some guidelines or documents to make User silent Activation(directly activate the User without sending the email) through API or UI in DocuSign.
Silent Activation using API is deprecated now and DocuSign does not allow any DS Accounts to use this in their DS plan. There are two ways to activate the user without send the email, and both ways need that you should claim emaildomain in DocuSign and all the users should belong to this claimed email domain:
a. Using SSO, you claim your email domain in the DocuSign and configure your Identity provider with DocuSign, and once SSO is correctly configured then you can activate the user without any emails.
b. A new feature added recently, with this feature You need to claim your domain, create an Organization, then there is setting at the domain level (see below snapshot) which you can select to add a user within the claimed email domain without sending an email.
this is my question:
Is it possible to use the PayPal API Rest with my API-KEY, but with different merchant e-mail account for accept a payment?
I need to allow the users of my web application to connect their paypal account to receive payments on their paypal account. So can i set the target merchant e-mail of a payment using API REST or CLASSIC API?
Thanks in advance
Unfortunately REST API does not have this functionality at this time. To do this you can use Adaptive Payments to be the caller of the API and supply receiver email addresses, or Permissions API to make Classic API calls for other users.