You can use the Sign API to manage documents, web forms, and agreements. Simplified but comprehensive workflows created with Web Forms and agreements are made in a generic way that allows developers to implement them in any language. To access the sign API, you must first determine the appropriate access point for your account, which can be api.na1.adobesign.com, api.na4.adobesign.com, api.eu1.adobesign.com, or otherwise, depending on your location. “label”: “This is the name of the first signatory.”, The participant PropertySetsInfo above provides emails from people who are supposed to participate in the agreement and what steps they are taking (sign, approve, confirm, etc.). In the example above, there is only one participant: the signer. Written signatures are limited to four per document. SendThroughWeb allows you to send the agreement interactively. The different settings in the “Options” field of the POST/v5 agreements request allow the user to configure this interactive view (sending page). All of these page configuration settings, such as fileUploadOptions, are moved to the CONTRACT/ID/POST Views API.
So you can reach sendThroughWeb by creating an agreement in the AUTHORING state using the POST/agreements API. Then, to request the URL of the next page in the desired configuration, call the AGREEMENTS/ID/POST VIEWS API. You cannot create the document by viewing the page in the web UI or by dragging and dropping, or by assigning signer roles using transientDocumentId through the API. The Adobe Sign API is a great way to improve the way you manage signed contracts. Developers can easily integrate their systems with the Sign API, which provides a reliable and easy way to upload documents, send them for signature, send reminders, and collect electronic signatures. Unlike Web Forms, when you create a contract, Adobe automatically sends it for signature. The endpoint returns the unique identifier of the agreement. Agreement When a document is sent to recipients for signature or approval, an agreement is created. You can track the status and completion of an agreement using APIs. For more information about creating your first app, see Getting started! A simple workflow looks like this: 1. Go to the V6 REST API documentation and select POST/Agreements Method. 2.
Use the following request code: For more information, see the following link: www.adobe.io/apis/documentcloud/sign/docs.html#!adobedocs/adobe-sign/master/webhooks/webhook_events.md Before using the Sign API, create a free developer account to access the API, test document sharing and execution, and test email sending functionality. Adobe Sign accounts that use the Admin Console (Adobe One) to manage their user permissions cannot use the Adobe Sign API to create users or manage existing users. You will receive the following response if the DELETE/Agreements process is not enabled: Mega Signing The Mega Sign process allows you to send a document to hundreds of people at the same time. Each signatory signs their own copy of the document and these individual agreements will be returned to you. This process can be used to collect NDAs, HR documents, or certificates of authorization. Because a workflow design typically guides the user by entering email addresses, defining the documents to include, and providing prefill values for the form fields to be signed, you must perform these steps through the API. This article walks you through the procedure to do this and provides a JSON skeleton object to create an agreement API call. In this example, the template is just a simple document with a few signer fields that need to be filled in. Name the fields for now, and then paste them further into this tutorial. Obtain the agreement ID obtained using the POST/agreement method.
Use Get /agreements/{agreementId} to get the latest version of ETag. In the POST /agreements call, you can pass SENDER_SIGNS_FIRST for the signatureflow parameter or use SENDER_SIGNS_LAST value to add the sender as the first or last signer. Here is an example of a call in JSON format: the output returns the email address of the signer(s) and the URL of the signer. To open the agreement in build mode, copy and paste the URL into the address bar of a browser. To enable the DELETE/Agreements process, contact your Success Manager and request that API retention be enabled for the account. Routing Order Adobe Sign supports multiple recipients and routing orders, allowing you to easily collect signatures in the right order. The order of the transaction can be sequential, parallel, or hybrid. Sequential signature follows a specific order of signature or approval….