I want to integrate my company's phone application with Uber Delivery. There is no-one to ask whether I need uber special permission for that, or I can just open Uber my business account and my developer can start the API integration.
I have building material business. Business has phone application. I want to give my customers an option to choose Uber delivery for all small orders made thru my phone application. Could you please advise my steps to achive above? Do i need to contact uber for this or my developer can start integration without contacting uber for permission?
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I created an app in my PayPal developers account by going to My Apps & Credential > Rest API. I gave the app the Transaction Search app feature option but I am getting permission issues.
Is there something that I might be missing?
Is there at this moment a reliable way to build a chatbot for Whatsapp? There are some Whatsapp frameworks like this one but looking at the comments it looks like most of Whatsapp numbers got banned when using these. Also, Twilio for example has an API for Whatsapp but it is only for testing.
Thanks in advance!
Currently the WhatsApp API is still in beta and you need to wait for the API to be officially open to everyone. Still you can make a request to get access to their API in advance https://www.facebook.com/business/m/whatsapp/business-api
Twilio now directly supports WhatsApp integration; simply fill out Twilio's Request Access form with accurate and up-to-date information, including the Facebook Business Manager ID, and securely send WhatsApp messages using Twilio APIs.
And, in general, there are numerous approaches to developing a WhatsApp chatbot. However, there are some fundamental considerations to bear in mind when creating a WhatsApp chatbot.
Whatsapp business API
Chatbot builder platform
To build a chatbot I suggest Kommunicate for creating a simple and seamless chatbot. Kommunicate includes a bot builder tool called Kompose, which allows you to create bots without writing a single line of code. You can build AI-powered chatbots, deploy them on your website and apps, and even incorporate automated human takeovers if they fail. For detailed instructions on how to build a chatbot, please see this article. Kommunicate also lets you integrate with other third-party bot builder platforms such as Dialogflow, Amazon lex, IBM Watson, and custom bots.
Once the Twilio account has been configured with the WhatsApp Business API, connect it to the Kommunicate account to deploy the chatbot and manage customer conversations. Refer to this link for detailed instructions
PS: I work for Kommunicate
I want to add feature in my app to delver products from user to another. from home to home. Can I use Uber API instead of building it from scratch. If so please provide me with a documentation.
I've searched in Uber APIs Documentation but I couldn't find. could you please help me??
No- there is not an Uber delivery API. There used to be a limited API, but the overall service shut down: http://fortune.com/2018/03/31/uber-ending-uberrush-delivery-service/
I created a chatbot using Dialogflow, hooked it up as a facebook messenger chatbot for my personal fan page (A fan page for my app).
I passed through the first review process and it got approved. The next step is to "verify my business".
I am not a business, I am just an individual developer, and I wanna allow my facebook fan page to have a chatbot that can interact with the users. I don't have a "bill" that shows my business cause I don't have on.
How do I go about that, how to enable the chatbot on a personal fan page without business verification?
In this case, I would go to Facebook Support and rise your question: https://developers.facebook.com/support.
Another approach would be to change of your solution provider. Dialogflow has the disadvantage that they force you to create a Facebook App. There are solutions which does it for you, you don't need to verify the business, go through App approval, etc.
If you need free hands with custom solutions or even hold the chatbot code, than I would recommend programmer tools like:
amio.io
botkit.ai
https://www.messagebird.com/en-gg/chat-api
recime.io
dev.botframework.com
If it's a simple chatbot you could take advantage of chat bot builders like:
chatfuel.com
motion.ai
botsify.com
there are many...
Disclaimer: I work at Amio.
Business verification step and acceptance of supplemental terms is mandatory for messenger apps.
However, for the business verification step if you are not an actual business you can instead submit your home utility bill (with your name). I had done the same and my app was approved recently.
we are developping an app which gives the user a list of travel proposals. The list will also include a travel proposal with Uber.
To book a Uber travel, our app will start the Uber app over the deep links API. After booking the user will be able to jump back to our app with the trip branding feature.
How can we test this? Does Uber provide a test app? Or do we have to use the productive app for this?
Thank you for a reply.
Jean-Marc
You can test using the production app by generating a deep link from your app. See more details in the deep linking documentation.