Hi
We would like to know whether or not once a multi doc package has been created , is it possible to add a new document to an existing package already created ?
thanks
Mario
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Monday, July 16, 2018 at 06:34am
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Hi Mario,
Yes, with OneSpan Sign, you could add a new document to an existing package.
First, you'd change the status of package to "DRAFT", guidance here
Then, you can upload a document to the package, guidance here
BTW, once your package has been completed, you cannot change it back to draft. What you can do is to turn off autocomplete feature that is enabled by default, so that the package won't complete automatically and you got your time to add the document.
Hope this could help you!
Hi Mario,
By default("autoComplete" is set to True), once every signers finished their signing approval(s), the package would complete automatically. If you want to review before completion and complete the package yourself, you'd turn this feature off and change the status to "COMPLETE" manually. The API call is similar to Change Status:
If autoComplete†is set to True and If any /some of the signers (but not all signers) finished their signing approvals
then can we still modify the package?
Hi Mario,
Yes, if not all signers have finish their approvals, the package won't be automatically completed, so that you can modify it.
Thanks for your post and please let me know if you have other issues:)
Hi
I looked at the link to modify the package.
https://developer.esignlive.com/guides/feature-guides/document-management/
Seems that we can add a document, to a package , but we cannot add signers/ signing fields /approvals to the document
So this seems to be a "read-only" document
Regards
Mario
Hi Mario,
To modify the package, first you need to make sure the package is in "DRAFT" status. Then, to add an approval to the document, you can follow the below API call:
To notice:
1. The role id needs to be a match with an existing role
2. Other attributes in approval block are optional
Sorry about the unproper reply in the other thread, hope that didn't confuse you.:)
Hi
I am able to create a package, but when I modify it
I get a 406 error
package id is oMFFsg0doHl28cr7RQ3ct6z3OoQ= on Sandbox US
"messageKey": "http.status.406",
"messageLanguage": null,
"message": "Not Acceptable",
See the attached screenshot.
Hi Mario,
I also encountered this 406 error in the first place. Please make sure the Accept attribute in your Request Header is in "text/html" or simply you just remove it, then it would work.
Duo
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