
Envelopes Resource | REST API | Docusign
If you have an envelope that you have previously saved, you can modify the subject and message, send it, void it, or place it in the purge queue using the Envelope: update method.
REST API Reference | Docusign
The Docusign eSignature REST API provides you with a powerful, convenient, and simple Web services API for interacting with Docusign.
createEnvelope | REST API | Docusign
Envelopes are fundamental resources in the Docusign platform. With this method you can: Create and send an envelope with documents, recipients, and tabs. Create and send an envelope …
Create and Use Templates | REST API | Docusign
To see a code example demonstrating how to send an envelope built from a template, see How to request a signature by email using a template. Best practices Use of templates: Cache the …
Composite Templates | REST API | Docusign
For example, if you create an envelope from a composite template with 2 recipients and assign them the IDs 10 and 11 in your composite templates API call body, then create and send the …
eSignature How-Tos & Code Examples | REST API | Docusign
This section contains eSignature API how-tos that show how to implement the Docusign eSignature REST API in a variety of scenarios.
Send an Envelope via Your App (Embedded Sending) | Docusign
How to send an envelope via your app eSignature REST API 2.1 only This topic demonstrates how to embed the Docusign Sender UI within your web app. For the best user experience, …
EnvelopeRecipients Resource | REST API | Docusign
The EnvelopeRecipients resource enables you manage the recipients of an envelope. All recipient types share a set of core parameters, but some recipient types have additional parameters. …
Request a Signature by Email Using a Template | Docusign
This topic demonstrates how to use a template to create an envelope and send it by email. When a recipient receives and signs an envelope by email, the process is called remote signing.
How to Request Remote Signing | Docusign
This topic demonstrates how to send a signature request via an email, also known as a remote signature request or remote signing. The email will contain a signing link that the recipient can …