JasonE

Programatically Sign a Single Document

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Hello, We would like to request being able to programmatically sign a signature on a single document for a specific signer, and sign all the signatures on a single document for a specific signer. Thanks!

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This is now possible with the new esignlive instances (version 11+). Please see the following guides: Bulk Sign for a Signer Sign Documents If you have further questions, please post them in the appropriate forum. :)

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Reply to: Programatically Sign a Single Document

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Hi Patrice,

 

SDKs don't expose the function to bulk sign on behalf of a signer for one or partial of the documents. In order to do so, we can either request an Enhancement Request to enhance the SDK functions or the client can use REST API instead, I've created some sample codes in .NET at this post.

 

Duo

Duo Liang OneSpan Evangelism and Partner Integrations Developer


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thanks for the info, if I understand correctly, with REST API it is possible for signing only 1 document in a transaction with the bulk signing feature?


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Hi Patrice,

 

Yes, it's possible to sign only 1 document in a transaction, with REST API. If you check the "Bulk Sign for a Signer" guide, at the last time, the API accepts an array of document IDs, this is where you can pass in the document ID of interest.

Please note that, bulk sign has to comply to the document order, hence you can't sign the second document prior than the first one. Also, if this partial signatures of this document has been manually signed by this signer, or has completely signed but not yet confirmed, invoking bulk sign might return an error from back end.

 

Duo

Duo Liang OneSpan Evangelism and Partner Integrations Developer


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