I have created stripe account, which is in test mode, I want to do payout functionality, so i want to add bank account in it, but when i add bank account, It always says me Known test bank accounts cannot be used in live mode., I am using Account Number : 000123456789 and Rounting Number : 110000000 , why i am getting this message ? can anyone please help me ?
I did some googling but it doesn't help me. Can anyone please help me how can i resolve this issue ?
You are likely using Standard accounts and trying to provide a test bank account in the OAuth form.
Even if you're in test mode, it is not possible to provide fake information in the OAuth form, as the account that would be created is a real account that might be used in live mode later. Instead, if you're using your platform's development client_id, you should use the "Skip this form" link at the top of the OAuth form.
Unfortunately, that means it is not possible to test payouts with Standard accounts without providing real bank account information. In practice though, there's little need to test this feature: with Standard accounts, the platform does not have control over payouts, and the account's owner will directly set their payout settings in their dashboard.
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I have a question regarding base URI with user and account objects in REST API.
To summarize:
one user can have multiple account attached,
one account is attached to one company,
without OAuth, we can get base URI by calling API /login_information,
with OAuth, we can get base URL by calling API /oauth/userinfo
Is it right ?
If yes, can we say that one base URI is attached to one account and will be the same for every user attached to this account ?
In addition, is it possible to get base URI by calling an endpoint dedicated to the account, and not the user ?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Everything you write is correct, you understand this pretty well.
The reason you cannot use an account API endpoint to find the baseUrl is the architecture of how this works. The DocuSign code is deployed to many data-centers, but it's the same code. The same APIs run on na2, eu1, au etc. etc. So they are not aware directly that they have a different baseUri than other data centers.
The OAuth endpoints are different/separate and can get information from all data centers.
OAuth is always about a specific user, because you cannot login directly to an account, but you have your own user that you use. An account is shared, but each user has their own password.
The only way to do something remotely similar to what you're asking is if you use the DocuSign organization feature.
You can then use the DocuSign Admin API to obtain information about the organization and the accounts in it. That information includes a siteId that tells you if it's on na1, na2, eu1 etc. Using that you can construct the baseURI.
Lots of limitations to this, so not sure that would help you.
I am using the sandbox account and trying to setup an eNotary Profile. Being that its a sandbox area, I would assume that I don't need a valid notary ID to create one.
Can someone help me setup a Notary Profile on my sandbox account?
QA Question Newly Added: Will ALL test users have to go through this same process? or is it just the main account needs it setup. Reason being, we have a client that will be using the system. For our teams, and their teams, we will need accounts to test this.
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I assume you are talking about IDV which is a special kind of recipient authentication that require them to use an ID before they can sign a document.
This feature is not available in the sandbox normally because there's cost associated with each transaction.
We may be able to assist you on a case-by-case basis if you have a legitimate need to test this functionality in the developer sandbox.
see https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/guides/concepts/recipient-authentication for more information about recipient authentication.
Setting up eNotary requires some back-end switches to be flipped on your account. Please open a Support Case requesting that be enabled and provide your Demo account ID.
I have a running website, where users already have accounts. And I am trying to create a Google Assistant agent, accessible on Android, to help users access their information.
My issue is that I can't detect returning users on Android Smartphones, each time they have to sign in.
I tried Anonymous User Identity, but it is soon to be deprecated.
Is there an other way to keep track of users?Using some kind of userId that I can store, so I can make "my own Acount Linking" linking the person/Smartphone with already existing user accounts.
There are a few angles to your question.
Is there any way to keep track of users?
Yes... but...
You can store a userId that you generate in the user storage area. You do need to treat this like you would a cookie, so some jurisdictions might impose restrictions on this, but this is one approach to moving from the anonymous ID that is being turned off soon.
But...
How do I let them log into my service through the Action?
That is the problem. The General Policies states the following limitation for collecting user data:
Authentication Data
(including passwords, PINs, and answers to security questions)
Don't collect authentication data via the conversational interface (text or speech).
After a user's account has been linked, PINs or passwords may be used as part of a second verification process.
So you need to use Account Linking to connect to the existing account on your service.
How can I do Account Linking if I don't require Google Sign-In?
You can still use Google Sign-In for Assistant if it will (or may) provide the information as part of the profile that match what you have. So it doesn't need to use the same account - just have the same email (for example).
But that still may not be enough.
For other cases, you can look into setting things up to work with an OAuth server that you control.
So why use Google Sign-In if I setup an OAuth server that uses Google Sign-In?
Google Sign-In is good for a more streamlined flow, if you can use it. It can be done completely with voice, such as with a smart speaker, instead of requiring the user to go to a phone to complete the login. So if you have the user's email address in your account system, and you also get this from Google Sign In, then you can connect the two accounts.
In some cases, such as if the user is expected to have logged into the account on your website first, they won't even need to do that. If both the voice client and web client use the same Google project, then authentication will take place automatically.
I initially created a trial account. Discovered that was incorrect then created a developer account. Everything seemed good until I timed out and tried signing back in. The new password used to create the developer account was no longer valid. DocuSign had reverted my account login back to the original trial account. This has happened every time I created a Developer account. I am currently up to my 12th dev account creation. Verifying every time. At least all the fields are prepopulated so I don't have to type everything.
How do I prevent DocuSign account management from reverting my Developer account back to a Trial account? I contacted their support directly but they didn't know and suggested I ask here.
Make sure that you are logging on to demo.docusign.net and that you are going to the following page to set up your dev account. Create Dev Account
When you first login to your account make sure the url is demo.docusign.net. Demo accounts are on a completely separate server system than the production system.
Support should also be able to look up your account information by e-mail to see where your accounts are located and what the status of them are. If you have an enterprise account, I would make sure to have your enterprise account number when you call in. This will put you with the enterprise support group, which typically handles these issues more frequently.
I am getting below error while accessing DocuSign SOAP service using SOAP UI tool. I also tried using integration key in username [Integration Key]userguid format I got same exception.
Can you please help me to resolve this issue.
Ok I've found out which option it is, and have enabled this option on your account. You should be able to export authoritative copies from this account now. For reference sake, the option I enabled was a member setting called
Can Export Authoritative Copies?
Please note, though, that since this is a setting that we have to enable on DocuSign's side, that means that it might be an enterprise or workgroup level feature. On your demo account we enable whatever you like so you can test things out, however when you are ready to move to production and purchase a corresponding production account that uses the API, you'll need to make sure you purchase an account that allows this feature. You can find out more from your Account Manager.