Using ‘ready-to-use’ AI functions in the Canvas App
Recently, we were working on a customer’s requirement where they used a custom entity to store the feedback regarding their products using an integration. The customer used a canvas app to view all the feedback on their mobile apps. They also wanted to get the summaries of the comments that were posted. While working on… Read More »
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