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I am trying to build a power apps application that can use the camera control, to validate login, like how face lock works in a phone. I am able to identify faces and get various attributes such as age, gender, emotions etc. I want to store the images in SharePoint and then validate the new image clicked with the stored image.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Srinath

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Hi @Anonymous ，

For now, we only have one api for identifying face: Face Api.

However, it has not integrated with sharepoint.

Here's a doc about this connector :

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/faceapi/#add-a-person-face

Maybe you could consider creating a custom connector as an integration of Face api and shareponit.

Here's a doc about how to create a custom connector for your reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/define-blank

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Hi @v-yutliu-msft ,

Is there any other storage option available to me apart from SharePoint which has been integrated with Face App?

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Hi @Anonymous ,

If you want to use Face api connector directly, then you do not need to connect other data source.

The data that you use Face api to update will be saved in azure face service.

And all the functions that you need about recognizing faces have been supported in Face api. So I quite suggest you try this.

Maybe you want to know how to find the data stored in face service.

Please go to “Portal.azure.com” and login with your ID: https://portal.azure.com/#home

1)Click “Create Resource” and search for “Face”.

2)From the search results, select Face.

3)Click Create.

4)After you create this resource successfully, open your subscription by clicking on it and go to the “Overview” section.

This is the place where you can find your subscription keys and access keys. You will need to send an access key with each API call header for authentication.

Please enter these information when you create connection with Face api:

Here's a doc about the functions of this connector for your reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/faceapi/#create-a-person

What's more, you could also consider using flow to make this, here's a doc about it for your reference:

https://aylwinwong.wordpress.com/2019/09/02/face-recognition-using-azure-face-api-and-dynamics-365-4/

Best regards,

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