Has anyone done any connection between Dialogflow and Google Sheets API? I need to save user input to a google sheet. Any documentation, examples, experience is appreciated. I am assuming I should connect through a webhook
Yes, there is a sample available on Dialogflow's Github page here for some guidance on getting started. According to the Google Sheets API reference documentation and depending on your circumstances, you'll either need to use .append or .update for write operations. A crucial step will be sharing the specific sheet with the service account client email address provided to you in the private key json file.
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Mailchimp seems to have "Surveys" -- which are nicely integrated (so it is claimed!) with their own database, so that the subscriber gets updated/added in the audience as appropriate when a survey is filled, etc.
I have a client who is interested in using these but also would like to integrate the survey response data into Salesforce.
I tried looking into Mailchimp API reference and cannot find anything related to surveys. Ideally, it would be best if they were supported by the Webhooks, since that is the functionality the client is interested in, however, I am open to using polling-based method if that's the only way available.
Thank you in advance!!
I'm trying to use the WhatsApp API, especially "POST /v1/contacts" at this url "https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/api/contacts/".
But actually I don't know which url to use, I tried "https://api.whatsapp.com/v1/contacts" but I got a 404 Not Found Status.
I do my queries on postman.
Has anyone ever used it.
Thank you.
To achieve your goal, you'd need to try a different method because the API you're trying to call is not a public API, it's a private API.
Access private API is only available to verified Whatsapp for Business accounts.
It's Whatsapp For Business service provider you choose and successfully applied for.
I have a app using Google API to access my user's mailbox. I am trying to do the same using the Outlook REST API to extend my audience to Hotmail & Live users.
The thing is I've been looking everywhere without finding a clear explanation on how to register an app. Do I need to pay for something? What kind of account do I need? What are the available scopes?
If someone can provide me with a short explanation on the steps to follow it would help me a lot.
No, it's free. You can use a free Microsoft Account to register at https://apps.dev.microsoft.com. Look at the Registering an app section of https://dev.outlook.com/RestGettingStarted.
I have gone through a tutorial that takes me to the console.developers.google.com/ webpage. I created a new project, then i went to API & Auth .. clicked on the API key to try to then scroll down and select the Youtube Data API v3 and it is NOT there, why? I need to get the API key for an application I am using. I have logged in to two separate accounts and it is not available in either account. I need help in finding the API key so that I can use it in an application. I called the adwords team and asked them and they asked me to send a question to you in this forum.
By default, there were a few Google Cloud APIs enabled by default. When they were enabled, the Youtube Data API was not showing up in the list of available APIs. I disabled all the preselected APIs, and then the Youtube Data and Analytics APIs were available.
Looks like you just have to disable the default selections for some reason.
Is there a way to create a filter in gmail programatically for gmail users as well as for free google app accounts?
It seems that the e-mail settings API is only applicable for Google Apps for Business or Education accounts (http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=60228).
Aayush.
I would like to know whether anybody knows the answer, because a good gmail filtering app is sorely needed for android users!
I looked everywhere and finally found this:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.digitalchemy.springclean.gmail&rdid=com.digitalchemy.springclean.gmail&rdot=1#?enroll=yAb5pZ2MYWwmoft_rED3OYt6t0U%3D&purchaseButton=Dw2xBTSDPLCsKHcCnowBY0VcYUU%3D&addInstrument=NyJt6qfLAWzk-RVX01VtYp73FRg%3D
I don't like that it costs 3 dollars and uses 7megs of space. The source is closed, and I'm trying to guess how it does what it does.
This is the most recent link I've found as I try to make my own filtering app and service:
http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2010/03/oauth-access-to-imapsmtp-in-gmail.html
So, it appears that the API is (as you stated) for Business / Education accounts only, and Google doesn't support Sieve in their IMAP account - http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78761
As I see it - your only option would be to create a custom IMAP client that creates & stores rules on your own server, and then manipulates the email locations "manually" - a rather taxing process if you ask me but doable :)
EDIT:
Here is a little tutorial using Zend_Mail for moving gmail emails via imap
http://www.devcha.com/2010/06/how-to-removemove-messages-using-zend.html