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A tiny super portable form model which can be used in apps with or without frameworks like React.
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QUESTION
For a use case we would like to share the document/envelope url to the user as part of the response to the API call that they make into our endpoint. Having explored the ESign API functionality, I did not find any way to extract the envelope url from the DocuSign ESign API that could be shared, hence explored the powerforms, but while doing that am am able to pass the text tab values to update the powerform as query string parameters, which is not secure enough. Any suggestions on which approach should I take to get the envelope url and be able to share it with the end user ?
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Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 11:10You can create the envelope normally which will give you the option to supply the tab values, then after the envelope is created and obtaining the envelopeId you will be able to use the EnvelopeViews:createRecipient endpoint to create a URL that enables you to embed the recipient view of the DocuSign UI in your applications. If the recipient is a signer, then the view will provide the signing ceremony.
QUESTION
I have implemented the endpoint by using DocuSign Java SDK and it is working fine but the result is a bit different in comparison to the result getting from Postman. Below is the result from Postman when calling {{baseUrl}}/v2.1/accounts/{{accountId}}/envelopes?folder_ids=out_for_signature&include=recipients&exclude=folders,powerforms
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Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 00:36In C# and Java the DocuSign SDKs not yet using dynamic typing and modern techniques to build objects. The objects have to (from the nature of classic OOP design for both C# and Java) have all the various properties that can be returned, or else you will need a different object for each combination of returned data.
I have to get the same result as I get from Postman. Is there any options I need to add or remove in coding?
Well, you are getting the same results in the JSON that the SDK sends behind the scenes, but the object has additional null properties. I'm not clear why this is an issue for you. Simple null checks can be used to determine which of these have a value. You can even build your own type of dynamic objects by creating them on the fly and eliminating nulls if you really need this.
QUESTION
I'm trying to choose the appropriate authentication flow for my application. I have a portal that users create accounts/login to. When they login for the first time, I want to present them with a "Terms & Conditions" form that requires a valid signature. I want to save the signed form in our database (and link to it from our Admin panel).
I don't necessarily want users to have to create a DocuSign account to sign with. In this previous question: Embedded signers from my application shouldn’t need to login @larry-k says:
If your application makes users (who will become signers) login to the app, that is a form of authentication. You can also turn on authentication options from DocuSign. Eg include KBA (Knowledge Based Authentication) in the signing request.
Here he alludes to making my App Users into Signers, but I'm not sure how this works. I don't want to use Knowledge Based Authentication, I'm more envisioning a SSO process to create a DocuSign User based on the App User information of the user logging in.
The same article suggests PowerForm as a possible solution. What happens after the user signs the form? How can I obtain the signed copies? I gather you cannot mix/match PowerForms with API integrations? I don't want to have to require an admin to login to DocuSign to collect signed forms.
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 23:00Q: What happens after the user signs the form?
A: just like any other envelope signed with Docusign, it is stored in the DocuSign cloud for the account that created the PowerForm.
A: How can I obtain the signed copies?
Q: You can download them using the eSignature REST API. You can either do this periodically (polling, not recommend) or get webhook notifications using Connect and get the signed PDF this way.
Q: I gather you cannot mix/match PowerForms with API integrations?
A: You can do that! You can have a PowerForm and you can also have separate API integration that downloads the PowerForm signed docs into your website.
QUESTION
I am directing my customers to Docusign through a POST form on my website to generate the data to populate the fields on the PDF to sign. The code looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 20:39URLs can be quite long (8,000 characters or more). Why not continue with a GET instead of a POST?
Older browsers have had problems with longer URLs in the past, but that's for displaying the URL in the browser. In this case, the long URL is only be used in the GET request
to the server.
I would also use Fiddler or WireShark to see exactly what you're sending to DocuSign.
QUESTION
I'm trying to loop through a list of links on a webpage, clicking on each using selenium, then copying a tinylink from each page before finally returning to the master list page. So far it will access the page, but I'm struggling to get the sequentiality of
click link-> load page-> click 'share'-> click 'copy'
Currently it's accessing the master list page and going straight to clicking 'share' before clicking into the first link. Maybe I'm overthinking this, as I thought sleep(1) would cut the program there until the next step. Please help!
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Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 21:24Instead of sleep, you should use WebDriverWait
, to be sure the element is present on the page, is loaded and interactive. Sleep doesn't take into consideration your internet speed etc.
QUESTION
I'm a beginner in DocuSign. I'm looking for an API in PHP which can be used to email a link which opens up the PDF in DocuSign with marked fields. I looked for many codes in Stackoverflow and tried but it did not fulfill my need. It opened up the PDF without showing the marked fields and had to drag the fields each time. I want something similar to powerform where the fields in PDF are marked and can be emailed . Its been many days I'm stuck on it but found no solution. Is it possible in PHP? Please help
Below is one of them I tried but it did not mark the fields https://github.com/docusign/code-examples-php
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Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 15:43The reason the signer is being asked to place fields during the signing ceremony is that there are no fields in the envelope assigned to the signer.
My guess is that the anchor text Signature:
could not be found. Try looking for just the string Signature
But more importantly, I don't know where you found the example code, but it is not the way to go.
Instead, use the Quickstart process to obtain a working PHP program that uses the SDK, then modify it. Your code is attempting something much more difficult, creating the JSON in strings and using CURL.
QUESTION
I am using Powerform for the digital signature. I have kept the return URL in the Destination URL section. But for the Finish later URL, is there any way to identify the user who kept the form for 'Finish later'? Eg: Adding an extra parameter, email of the user filling the form. So that, the user details can be updated in my DB system one the user redirect back to my website. Or, Is it possible to remove the 'Finish Later' button from the power form? Thanks in Advance.
In my DocuSign account, I have added custom 'Merge Fields', 'sec1_email', and dragged and kept it in the email section in the PDF. In the destination URL I have added, ''http://localhost/proj/testform/?docustatus=completed&email=[[sec1_email]]' expecting, the sec1_email will replace the email id entered by the user in the form. Then once the user submit the form and the return URL became, 'http://localhost/proj/testform/?docustatus=completed&email=[[sec1_email]]'. The URL returned the same string instead of the dynamic value email. How can I replace the custom field value 'sec1_email' which was entered in the form by the user in the URL? (In template settings, When I add the merge filed, those added fields appear in the custom fields.)
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Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 15:45You should be able to pass a unique variable in and out of the PowerForm via URL parameters. https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/ndse-user-guide-populate-custom-document-fields-in-a-web-powerform
Essentially you would want to create a custom field on the envelope, then pass in a unique identifier via the PowerForm URL. When the PowerForm completes or someone hits Finish Later, it goes to your designated landing page. These landing pages can also have parameters passed back through them. Essentially it would go from Finish Later > http://www.yourdomain.com/landingpage?customerUserId=uniqueIdentifier. https://support.docusign.com/en/articles/How-do-I-specify-a-URL-to-redirect-to-when-a-Powerform-is-completed
QUESTION
My use case only requires Docusign for e-signature of pre-filled PDF forms.
The PDF forms will be generated on our application side where some fields will be automatically filled (using xPressions) and the user will fill in the remaining blank fields.
The use case:
In our web application the user is presented with a task/action.
After invoking the task the user is presented with a PDF form.
The user fills in the blank fields of the PDF form and closes it.
The user is then invited to e-sign the document.
The web applications initiates a session with Docusign and transfers the PDF document to Docusign.
The web application hands control over to Docusign (in an IFrame) where the user can add a signature to the document.
Docusign hands control back to the web application.
The user task is complete.
The web application retrieves the e-signed document.
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In this use case we don't have a need for Docusign templates or powerforms as the PDF generation solution already exists. This existing PDF generation solution is quite complex and it would not feasible or cost effective re-implement within the Docusign solution.
My question, is the above, e-signature-only, use case feasible within the docusign solution?
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Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 13:52QUESTION
I have the following scenario - An admin goes to our website form and enters the details like name, email, phone and other information and creates a consent form with above details. But instead of going directly to the powerform in docusign we want to send a link to the employee via email. When the employee clicks on the link, at that time the powerform should open with the details that the admin entered merged. The employee can then sign the document. is there an example of any such implementation? thanks!
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Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 21:39What you are asking for could be achieved a lot easier and simpler without using PowerForms.
Let me explain.
Normally in the DocuSign system, in order for someone to sign an envelope, you need to know their name and email address. That enters them as a recipient of the envelope. The recipient can get an email with the link to sign at that time (remote signing).
Now, PowerForms were introduced to solve the following problem: you do not know who may be signing but you still want to give them a link. So using a DocuSign template, you can generate a link that anyone can click and provide their information. Yes, you can add query parameters to the URL with the name and even email of the signers, but the envelope is only generated when the link is clicked.
So, you have two options: the normal/simple way is to use our code example for remote signing and generate regular envelopes. No PowerForms. Seems like it will do everything in your scneario.
Second, you can use PowerForms and have some code to generate a custom link for that recipient that is then sent to them via email. We don't recommend this option as this link is a security risk and cannot be removed or expired if leaked (until you remove the entire PowerForm).
Hope this helps.
QUESTION
I haven't used DocuSign PowerForms before but have used Connect to receive notifications for envelope status updates from API generated signing requests. I'm trying to find out if PowerForms will also send notifications to a Connect listener for new events such as when someone completes a PowerForm document?
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Answered 2020-May-15 at 15:55Yes, they do. The reason is simple - PowerForms eventually just expose the same functionality, an envelope is created and it using all the other features of DocuSign including Connect. You can set it up on the template from which the Powerform was created, or you can set it as an account-level connect configuration, both options should work.
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