We have a need to design a page (I assume that I can pretty much create any page layout with images, text, scroll regions, etc.) where anyone (not some registered user) can go to the page, fill out information like Name, Address, email, etc. and submit a request.
The “Submit” button would then trigger an API call to our Azure infrastructure for immediate processing which then returns an ID to be displayed.
What license would be required? (in 1 day we could have 10,000 unique individuals hit the page)
Is this possible?
Bonus question: It would be nice, for example, when the user exits a field (such as zip) that an API to our infrastructure can be triggered. (I recognize that a table could be used to validate zip - the question is of a more generic nature)
Yes, as long as you made your app not requiring users to sign in, you can have a public page that does this.
Your screen above can be a form container, then the on-submit action can trigger an API call. As long as that API call can return the ID you need, you can parse the output to display it somewhere.
Each API call is counted as an “update” against your quota. You can turn on unlimited usage in your team to use updates beyond what your plan offers.
Is my assumption correct that I can build pretty much any page layout from an aesthetic perspective? Our customer likes lots of flowing images and text.
