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Even when I'm not accessing any aspect of my Beamable project, I'm seeing a couple hundred API calls per day against my account. Where are these coming from?

Hi, my Microservice usage is showing as 10 instances for "Current Usage", but only a single microservice is running per-realm

Hi, I created my project using a test name or something different than my project official name. I'd like to update the alias, but I don't see a way to update or rename it. Can you do this?

How can I send a invite to a particular player , and how can that user see the invite request. How can a user send a join request to a group admin , and how can that admin can accept or reject that request.

I'm currently getting this error , HTTP Error. method=[POST] uri=[https://api.beamable.com/object/groups/"MyId"/donations] code=[400] payload=[{"status":400,"service":"groups","error":"InvalidDonationError","message":"No group donations config with name `donations.default`"}] Method, internal async void MakeDonationRequest(Currency currency, Action onSuccess = null, Action onFailure = null) { try { var grpId = \_groupsView.Groups[0].Group.id; await \_beamContext.Api.GroupsService.MakeDonationRequest(grpId, currency); onSuccess?.Invoke(); } catch (Exception ex) { Debug.LogError(ex.Message); onFailure?.Invoke(); } }

I'm trying to sign in to beamable through the unreal sdk example project but receive the following error: 'Organization not found. If you haven't created an account yet, please Sign Up instead.' I'm following the github readme, using all lowercase, no spaces and dash-separated. I have it [Project Settings > Beamable Core > Beam Environment] pointed to Dev

Does each player calling a microservice create a new instance, or is a single instance of the microservice used for all the players in the match

Why is my `custom_dto` content not appearing in Beamable Content Manager? I have a file named `CustomDTO.cs` with these contents: ```csharp using Beamable.Common.Content; [ContentType("custom_dto")] public class CustomDto : ContentObject { public int likes; public string topic; } ``` But when I look in Content Manager, there is no content type entry for `custom_dto`. Other content types I have defined show up just fine. Why is this?

I'm getting an error message about Docker Not Detected. Is there a way to find out why this is happening?

Within my game, I would like to handle some purchases made with virtual currency through my C# Microservices and use the Beamable Commerce service to get the benefit of its analytics features. Is there a way to initiate store purchases from C#MS code?