I want to access multiple account of ad words from my website. Is there any possibilities to access using one client id and secret key.
Because when I change the client customer id (xxx-xxx-xxxx). I always need to change client id and secret key. And also I need to generate refresh token.
If all your Ad Words accounts are grouped under a single MCC account, then you need not change client id, secret key, refresh token every time. Changing client customer id is sufficient.
You will need to create a top level mcc adwords account - then put all the accounts under this and you will be able to access all accounts with one refresh token.
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As my app is designed using flutter and all my app endpoints are created using Springboot. So can call direct APIs using Feignclient in Springboot to create my own endpoint to list all the envelopes for one recipient?
Do we have any endpoint to get all the envelopes by using the recipient name or email id? for example XYZ user needs to sign in 2 envelopes then using XYZ can we be able to fetch those 2 envelopes?
Yes, you are very welcome to call the eSignature REST API directly and not use an SDK. Use API version 2.1. About half of the developers who use the API do so directly.
Updated: authentication
To call the eSign REST API, each of your API calls must include authentication via an access token. You can obtain an access token via an OAuth flow.
If your users have DocuSign user accounts, then they should login/authenticate via Implicit grant assuming that you're using Flutter for a mobile app.
If your users don't have DocuSign accounts (they are signers, not senders), then you need to have a backend server that can securely use the JWT grant flow to obtain an access token on behalf of a "system" account such as "finance#example.com"
If you have questions about authentication, please open a new question on StackOverflow.
https://developers.docusign.com/docs/esign-rest-api/reference/envelopes/envelopes/liststatuschanges/
This endpoint has lots of filtering options including:
email={email_address} Limit results to envelopes sent by the account user with this email address.
user_name must be given as well, and both email and user_name must refer to an existing account user.
user_name={user_name} Limit results to envelopes sent by the account user with this user name.
email must be given as well, and both email and user_name must refer to an existing account user.
I have the client ID and client secret for my oAuth App. Unfortunately, I am not sure which google account we used to create that app. Is there a way to find what google account is a client ID associated with?
I'm implementing authentification for a Xamarin application using Azure B2C.
To signup user we will need the user firstname, last name and his email.
later in the application the user will be asked to add his address and his user photo.
Should I add the user address and photo to be saved in the B2C or I should keep them saved in the application data base?
what is the user unique identifier that I should share between B2C and application data base? should I use the email or the userId?
In the auth token you receive back from Azure AD, you have an object ID that is unique to each user.
The B2C token is slightly different to the regular AD token, you don't get back all the values listed in the Token Reference (e.g. Groups, you have to query for these separately), but you will get the object ID that you can then use to lookup your DB.
Please visit here for further reference.
You can decode your JWT token here to see what you get back: https://jwt.io/
Hope it helps.
I have 2 applications, the old application is using Oauth2 to access the Google Analytics API. All current users have granted access to an email from my domain.
The second application is using credentials with Service account authentication.
The problem is that the email for the Service account keys is using a different domain:
"client_email": "xxx-service#xxx.iam.gserviceaccount.com",
I need it to use my old email from my domain that already have permissions from clients.
How can I do that, I already downloaded the json file for the Service account keys.
There is a diffrence between Oauth2 and service accounts.
Lets start with the old app using Oauth2. When a user starts using the application they are displayed the authentication form which asks them to grant application X access to their data. Assuming they accept it application X can now read there data. Application X is given a Refresh token which can be used to access the data at a later date.
In the background the developer of Application X registered their application on Google Developer console and was given a client id and client secret. When the user authenticated to the application the Refresh token is created using the client id and client secret. You can not take a different client id and client secret and use it with the refresh token from another application they are not interchangeable.
Service accounts are different in that they are preauthorized. If you take that service account email address you have and add it as a user on the Google analytics website admin section. The service account will have access to read the information just like any other user.
Clarifications / answers.
You can not pick the service account email address these are generated by Google.
You can't use a service account to access data granted to an application though Oauth2. they are not interchangeable.
If you have access to the users data using Oauth2 you should be using your refresh tokens to access their data you do not need a service account.
Here's an odd question...
I have multiple clients for whom I manage MC accounts, and I need to find out which account is associated with a particular API key and List ID. Is there any way of doing this? I have the List ID and API key, but cannot figure out which account the signups are going to!
If you hit the root of MailChip API v3, you'll get the account username as a part of the response. You can use their API Playground to make that call if you're not a developer.