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I'd like for all the documents created by a single DocuSign Template/PowerForm to be configured with a webhook so that I don't need to continuously poll every 15 minutes to get completed documents. I've done a lot of reading, and want to know if this is even possible in the DocuSign API.

I have a self-service waiver document: Users navigate to a URL, fill out their contact information (i.e. define a Recipient role), and expect that their completed waiver is recognized by a linked system.

I have a DocuSign template that is being used in a PowerForm: Users navigate to the PowerForm's URL, and the PowerForm will let them create a new Envelope from the associated Template.

I'd like for the documents created by this setup to automatically notify an HTTPS endpoint upon completion, via a standard webhook.

The Envelopes::create method (POST /v2/accounts/{accountId}/envelopes) accepts an eventNotification parameter that can be used to configure webhooks. The webhook recipe covers usage of this endpoint quite nicely. This would solve my problem, if I were creating every Envelope via an API request, but I like the ease of a copy-pastable URL that comes with a PowerForm.

It's not documented, but it appears that Envelopes::update (PUT /v2/accounts/{accountId}/envelopes/{envelopeId}) may support configuring notifications on an already-created envelope. I could repeatedly query the most current envelopes for my template, update the notifications on in-progress envelopes and process the completed ones, but that's no better than polling.

I browsed the REST API, specifically the Templates and PowerForms categories, but I don't see any obvious way to configure either resource to set eventNotification on created envelopes.

Here's a quick code dump of some of the API exploration I've done:

I'm working with DocuSign eSignature API and following this link https://www.docusign.com/developer-center/api-overview#post-go-live

everything was going great but when I tried to get envelopeId this function didn't return anything not even error

I finally got JWT authorization working (both token access + login) using the C# SDK API. However I'm trying to figure out how SOBO works using JWT. I'm reading this help here and it shows the legacy way (username and email). I'm assuming the process is similar for JWT but I am not sure how to go about it, especially if requiring the SOBO's integrator key (for which I don't have). This help here says it is possible with JWT OAuth, but doesn't explain how. Any help would be appreciated.

I am new to docusign api. I am trying implement emebbed docment signing in my app using docu sign api. My requirement is need to sign two persons on single document. I have seen some examples for that, I get url for single user signing, but I didn't get the right solution. Please help me. thanks in advance

Here is my sample code

I want to include anchor tabs from both a server template and an inline template in a composite template document (a document uploaded at runtime). The server template contains a single recipient with the role of Signer1. The inline template contains a different recipient with the role of Signer2. Below is the full request xml. I can include the server template json if needed. I have read the following documentation: Send an Envelope from a Template, Dev Center Templates Doc, and Rules for CompositeTemplate Usage.

I am using DocuSign demo account to send a document as an email for signing to the client using C#. I am using the code in this link (https://www.docusign.com/developer-center/api-overview#quickstart) to do that. But when I run the code it is not sending any email to the client and it is not showing any error too. I also tried posting the baseurl that it returns after authentication along with the envelope using HttpWebRequest and also with ajax. It didn't worked out too. Can anyone please help me with this ?

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;

using System.IO;

using Newtonsoft.Json;

using DocuSign.eSign.Api;

using DocuSign.eSign.Model;

using DocuSign.eSign.Client;

namespace DocuSignTest {

After all the neccesary steps in Sandbox/Demo account my Integrator key was marked Live and I attached it to live account.

I am using DocuSign PHP SDK so I changed API username, API password, API account ID and Host to Live account credentials according to this guide - Post Go Live steps.

Anyway I am getting error 401 Unauthorized when attempting to create Envelope (or anything else).

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

I am trying to implement "legacy header authentication" as described on this page: https://docs.docusign.com/esign/guide/authentication/legacy_auth.html

I have my email address, password, and integration key pieced together in the X-DocuSign-Authentication header as follows:

I am trying to send an envelope request using this tutorial. I am using NodeJS trying to hard code the PDFFile in base64Format but I am getting the PDF_VALIDATION_FAILED. This is my code: