In the DocuSign GUI it shows a number in the top right corner which I presume is the company account ID. If your user is in multiple company accounts then you can switch between these accounts and the number changes. My demo account ID's are 17107 and 1133955.
I cannot find a way to get this ID using the API. I need it because a customer has multiple accounts with the same company name and we need to show the same account ID to them so they can differentiate between the accounts in our GUI like they can in the DocuSign GUI.
With the Credential API I can get the list of accounts for the user but the account ID here is the API account ID which is a GUID, not an integer.
Using a simple Login API call you'll get a list of the user's accounts. Each of the loginAccount objects within that list also contains an accountId parameter.
Please see the documentation regarding the login_information REST API call:
https://www.docusign.com/p/RESTAPIGuide/RESTAPIGuide.htm#REST API References/Login.htm?Highlight=login_information
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I am trying to create subscription for my app. My plan is to :
(1)Ask email and phone , save it in their pc.
(2)show details about 2 subscription plans (monthly,yearly)
(3)creating a button for both and sharing subscription link created by stripe (automatically stripe does that)
(4)Check user have active subscription either in monthly or yearly.
(5)if yes continue to app, else show the page with details.
Now I want to know how to know that if that user have active subscription or not with only their email and phone number.(without stripe customer id)
And also I don't want to use html , js in my app that's why I am choosing python for this.
Thanks in advance whoever going to help me.
You can list Customers in the Stripe API and filtering by the email parameter. This will give you an array of Customers with that email address.
You can then list Subscriptions on those Customers using the customer parameter.
You can use auto-pagination to iterate through the "pages" of lists you get back from the API (the limit parameter on list API calls defaults to 10).
We are from MCAS Team from Microsoft, India. We have specific Docusign Integration use case which needs your expert suggestion.
MCAS(Microsoft Cloud App Security Team) one liner – MCAS is a single/ common platform provided to Microsoft customers for monitoring all their cloud applications used in their organization helping the customer admin to monitor & track malicious/ unusual user behavior and configure necessary alerts & actions.
MCAS Documentation for more details : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-app-security/
Our Use case: Integrate the Docusign API - https://developers.docusign.com/docs/admin-api/reference/users/users/getusers/
and
https://developers.docusign.com/docs/monitor-api/reference/monitor/dataset/getstream/
Queries:
How to avoid the DocuSign App integration key Go-Live process for every MCAS customer(tenant)?
How to get a common higher rate limit benchmark for all the Microsoft MCAS customer(tenant) without explicit action by every MCAS tenant
How to get the Events of a organization in Global App Context. As on date, Events API is Integration key level but how to get events at Organization level
How to get the users of an organization. Current Admin API only supports by passing either of AccountId (API Account Id) or Reserve Domain Id or User emailid
User Profile Admin API expects email Id as input. This is returning array of users. How to get the User by User Id?
User roles are not returned in getUsers Admin API. Why?
Any API which would get the to get the user details by Id?
Every IK (Integration Key) must be approved to go live so that it can be used in production, but you can use the same IK for multiple things if they are related (back-end and front-end of app for example).
Work with your DocuSign rep (support/sales) to help increase your rate limit if there's a legit need to do so.
See how to get Monitoring Events using the DocuSign Monitor API.
The DocuSign Admin API can be used to get all the users in an
organization.
REST eSignature API can be used to get a user by userID (GET
/restapi/v2.1/accounts/{accountId}/users/{userId})
User groups and permission profiles are returned by Admin API or eSignature API. Roles are related to templates, so the terminology may be the issue here.
For users of eSignature you can use https://developers.docusign.com/docs/esign-rest-api/reference/users/users/get/
This is my scenario: I have clients who have their accounts with DocuSign. They want to record the documents information onto our app. Our app would have to call DocuSign to "import" envelope data into our app. We will need account_id to call the Rest API /envelopes, etc...
How do our clients find their account_id to give to our app?
The client need to go to the apps and keys page and find where it says API Account ID and copy the value (There's even a little icon to copy it to your clipboard).
Note that only administrators can access the above page, so your client admin must do this.
I have been using DocuSign SOAP Based API calls to create and send envelopes and am using legacy authentication method in which I can specify email address and password of the DocuSign user who is going to create envelopes.
One our client have multiple DocuSign account with the same user. When I setup an authentication header thru the SOAP based API call, I do not have a way to specify which account I am making API calls against.
How do I make sure that I am making API calls against the specific account?
You have two ways of accomplishing this.
1) You can make a getlogin call to retrieve a list of the logins associated with an account and use the default.
OR
2) Instead of supplying the email address for the user you can supply the API UserName in the login headers, which is a unique number for that user. This can be retrieved from the API and Keys or Users section if they're using the New DocuSign Experience, or through the user Permission section if still using Classic.
While the ApiUserName or email address is usually supplied in the authentication header, the ID for the account is in the XML body for the call. the combination of apiUserName and AccountId should be sufficient in picking a specific user, even if they have the same email address associated with multiple accounts.
I am working for the first time with Stripe. I am using stand alone accounts. I have a platform account also. In my web site a number of people with different Stripe accounts will be opening up campaigns for which money can be donated by various donors. Each campaign owner has a separate stripe account and the platform will be charging through the campaign owner's stripe account.
So what it amounts to is the platform account will be charging for a number of campaigns through each campaign owner's Stripe account. My problem is related to web hooks. One point to remember is each campaign has an id associated with it in the database and I am storing the API key of each campaign owner's stripe account and associating it with this id. To get Stripe data from the web hook in the web hook end point I have to set the API key of the connected account with a statement like:
\Stripe\Stripe::setApiKey("api key of stand alone account");
$input = #file_get_contents("php://input");
The trouble with this is there is one web hook end point for a number of Stripe accounts. I cannot hard-code the API key in the above statement. I have to fetch the appropriate API key from my database using the id.
But when Stripe invokes the web hook end point I simply do not have the campaign id with me in order to fetch the appropriate API key and set the API key. Is there any solution around this?
You don't need to store each account's API key. The only information you need to store is the account ID ("acct_..."). With standalone accounts, your integration will receive the account ID in the last step of the OAuth flow, in the stripe_user_id parameter.
You can then issue API requests on behalf of this account by using your own (the platform's) API key, and the Stripe-Account header.
Regarding webhooks specifically, events sent to your server via a "Connect" endpoint will include a user_id field with the account ID. So you can do something like this:
\Stripe\Stripe::setApiKey("PLATFORM_API_KEY");
$input = #file_get_contents("php://input");
$event_json = json_decode($input);
$user_id = $event_json->user_id;
// if you need to send an API request on behalf of this account,
// for example if you want to verify the event by fetching it from
// Stripe, you can use the Stripe-Account header:
$event = \Stripe\Event::retrieve(
$event_json->id,
array("stripe_account" => $user_id)
);