Exploring Kaizala extensibility…
In this post, we will go through an example of storing data from Kaizala in Azure Table Storage. If you are not familiar with Kaizala webhooks, please read this post for an introduction. This post has been classified broadly into these sections: Azure Function to handle Kaizala webhook dataRegistering a webhookTesting out Azure Function to … Continue reading Using Azure Function to Store data from Kaizala webhooks
When you need folks to respond on demand, you could use a Kaizala Form. You could design a form from the group up using HTML / JS and KASClient SDK [documented here] or you could design a form from the Kaizala Management Portal [demonstrated in this post]. For the demo, I am picking a scenario … Continue reading Flow scenario #2: Get response from custom Kaizala forms
Webhooks allow you to build or integrate applications which subscribe to certain events on Kaizala. When one of those events is triggered, Kaizala service would send a HTTPS POST payload to the webhook's configured URL. Webhooks can be used to listen to content being posted on the group and use that information to update your database, … Continue reading Exploring Kaizala WebHooks
Tinkering with Kaizala