Hi @Gokul_Agiwal - If you want to discuss about your use case with App Builder, feel free to send an email to us at iodev@adobe.com. We provide all the docs you need to get started with App Builder at: https://www.adobe.io/apis/experienceplatform/project-firefly/docs.html. Specifically you may want ...

@Luca_Lattarini - could you try adding this `@adobe/aio-lib-ims` to the list of dependencies in package.json file, then `npm install`, and redeploy your app?

Hi @prodriguezgarcia, what do you see from the logs if you do `aio activation logs ID`, and you pick any ID from the error line of the alarm? Could you also share the manifest definitions of the action, trigger and rule for this alarm?

@vmenendez - I could run an action that connects to a test SFTP server. Below is the relevant code extract. const sftpClient = require('ssh2-sftp-client') async function main (params) { let sftp = new sftpClient() const options = { host: 'test.rebex.net', port: '22', userna...

Hi @Gokul_Agiwal - can you try following the instruction here to "Create new project from template"? https://www.adobe.io/apis/experienceplatform/project-firefly/docs.html#!AdobeDocs/project-firefly/master/getting_started/first_app.mdThis is the latest version. The one you tried before might be outd...

Hi @robyea - it is not recommended to create 2 separate apps in the same workspace, or more precisely even in the same project. You should either:1. init a single app with both ACS and Analytics templates, if your app integrates both services; or2. create 2 separate projects in Developer Console, an...

Could you try putting the whole "<some alphanumeric characters>.campaign-sandbox.adobe.com" as tenant ID? I could recall that I used this "campaign-sandbox" pattern once and needed to give the full URL. Ideally you should contact your ACS techops who can share with you the exact tenant ID.

would be useful to console.log the value of "params.apiKey", "params.tenant" and "token" before the "CampaignStandard.init" line, and verify that they are valid using the postman call as dr_venture recommended. The error "400 Bad Request" suggests that some of these values might be null of wrong.

Ok - as mentioned earlier you could add custom headers using any HTTP lib. Example with node-fetch:fetch('https://example.com/getUser', { method: 'get', headers: { 'X-My-Custom-Header': 'value-v' } })

@shelly-goel - do you see some logs from the activation? or any code to share?