I have not found any documentation in DocuSign REST API to add a signing group as a recipient.
There is a SO post, but it is not helpful for me.
I have a signing group and DocuSign creates a signing group id. I have not set an alternate email address for notifications sent to this signing group.
Is there any option to add a signing group as a recipient ?
Use the signingGroupId attribute of the signer tab type.
For the Apex SDK it looks like there is a Recipient.SigningGroup with attribute id
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The DocuSign sends a mail to the signers once the signing is completed. But In that email template, it says please sign the Disclosures. Is there any particular reason for that? Please find below a screenshot of the email template. enter image description here
Any help would be appreciated
The email from DocuSign starts with "All signers completed" and then adds the subject email that was provided for this envelope. In your case "Please sign the Disclosure below".
This logic to concatenate the text probably needs to be fixed, and you can provide that
feedback#docusign.com but has nothing to do with using the DocuSign API.
I'm using the Adob sign API for document sign purpose.Once that document get sign adobe will share that document via Mail So My
Question is that I want to share that document with the CC member as well.
Is that Possible in API calling....?
I believe your question is in reference to the V5 version of Adobe Sign's REST API since this is the current latest version.
To meet your use case, you can specify the participants which you want to act as CCs in the transection while creating an agreement using POST /agreements API. These CCs will receive emails after every signing step of the agreement.
You should refer to the request body of POST /agreements API to understand the format in which you can specify these CCs. To guide you further inside documentCreationInfo of POST /agreements request there is an attribute names "ccs", this accepts "," separated lists of CC emails.
The email account used to generate the API key has been deleted.
I have the API key details but I want to verify they are correct.
How can I verify the API key details? Is it possible without the email account?
In my app I want to show the Google+ profile picture for a user.
The only function, I found, in the API to get the profile picture needs a userId.
However, I only have their email adress and not their Google+ userID.
Moreover the person, whose image I want to get, should not be forced to log in and authorize my app, as this person is mostly not identical to the user of the app.
So I think I need to get their userId by email. I read through the Google+ API documentation but can't find a way to do this, but I can't believe that this is not possible.
So my question is:
How can I get the Google+ userID with only an email address?
Is there maybe an other Google API to get a profile picture?
There is an API provided by https://www.avatarapi.com/ which returns the user's name and profile pic from an email address based on Google's public info.
It can be called via SOAP or HTTP at this API endpoint:
https://www.avatarapi.com/avatar.asmx
One of the benefits of this API is that it does not require the user to be authenticated with Google via OAUTH, so this could be exactly what you are looking for.
You can't do this using just their email address, however, if they paste their Google+ url, you could parse the id from the URL string and then get their profile image (and cover image!) using the public data API. The url: https://plus.google.com/me will bring you to their profile.
I highly doubt this is possible. Any kind of querying against the Google Plus API requires OAUTH. What's more, I'm not aware of way to query for a user ID by email address in the first place.
This thread would seem to confirm that this is currently not possible.
You can use the people.search API to search by email address and without requesting the user to authenticate. However, that will only search the public profile fields, which email is not a public field by default.
The only API methods that require OAuth are those that access private data. For public data, you can use the more simple API key method.
To reliably achieve what you are describing, you'll want to use Oauth and the plus.me scope to get the information that you want. This does require authorizing your app however.
Based on a url like
https://plus.google.com/123456789012345678901 # dummy number
How I can find the gmail username?
If you are developing an app or script, you can use Oauth 2.0 and request the userinfo.email scope.
For details, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/7836385/1354939
This does require that you configure a Google APIs Console project and create a OAuth 2.0 client ID.
You can't. For privacy reasons, having someone in a circle or knowing their Google Plus id should not be enough to get an email address.
It should not be possible to find an arbitrary user's email address solely from the id contained in such a Google+ URL.