Create Package without signature

Hi Priyanka9960,

 

If a recipient was required to review and download the package without actually signing, then this recipient is called "Reviewer" in OneSpan Sign. However, you CANNOT create a completely review-only package, which is to say, at least one signer (or the sender him/herself) needs to sign.

It's very straightforward to add a reviewer to a package - add the signer, but don't assign any signatures to the person:

               .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail("[email protected]")
                       .WithFirstName("John")
                       .WithLastName("Smith")

                       .WithCustomId("reviewer1"))

 

But as stated above, you need at least one signature, in which case, one of the options you can follow is to assign accept-only signatures to the sender, and progrommatically sign on behalf of the sender (guide here):

DocumentPackage package = PackageBuilder.NewPackageNamed("Test Package")

           .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail("[email protected]")
                       .WithFirstName("sender first")
                       .WithLastName("sender last")

                       .WithCustomId("sender"))

               .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail("[email protected]")
                       .WithFirstName("John")
                       .WithLastName("Smith")

                       .WithCustomId("reviewer1"))

               .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail("[email protected]")
                       .WithFirstName("Mary")
                       .WithLastName("Smith")

                       .WithCustomId("reviewer2"))

           .WithDocument(DocumentBuilder.NewDocumentNamed("Document1")
                                     .FromFile("your_file_path")
                                     .WithId("Document1")
                                     .WithSignature(SignatureBuilder.AcceptanceFor("[email protected]"))
           )

          ......

         .Build();
PackageId packageId = eslClient.CreatePackage(package);
eslClient.SendPackage(packageId);

//sign all documents for sender
eslClient.signDocuments(packageId);

As always, you need to be aware that progrommatically signing means the audit trail recorded it's your application that signed the documents, not the actual signer.

 

Duo