Might be a dumb question - are email addresses required for signers?
Can you add a signer without an email address to an in-person ceremony?
Thanks. -- Bryan
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Friday, October 4, 2019 at 08:40am
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Hi Bryan,
Email address is a required attribute for signer, even in in-person signing scenario. You can use dummy emails instead, if user's email is unnecessary in your workflow.
Hope this could help!
Duo
Using a dummy email seems to be the way to go.
Another question related to in person signing - I'm using the .NET SDK, so I pass the .WithInPerson parameter.
I then use PackageService.GetSigningURL(packageiD, signerId) to get a signing URL. I'm using the signerID of the first signer in my package.
The URL that I get back works fine - however it does not a include dropdown for switching signers. This is in the sandbox area.
Are there any options that I need to send? Or do I need to somehow get a non-signer specific URL?
I'm using this page as a guide -
https://developer.esignlive.com/guides/feature-guides/signing-ceremony-customization/
Thanks -- Bryan
Hi Bryan,
You are right, in-person signing also allows signer to sign remotely, so in order to have an in-person signing ceremony, you'd need a more non-signer specific URL. Try following the Authentication Tokens to get a signer authentication token for your sender (there're three types of tokens, NOT the sender token) and builds this URL:
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