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Multiple signers in single ceremony

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Hi, Is it possible to have only one ceremony for two signers ? We want to redirect the users to the signing ceremony, but we would like both signers to sign in that same redirect url. We don't want to redirect to the ceremony for the first signer, then manage the callback and redirect again for the next signer. Both has to sign the document (for example husband and wife). I did not find anything like this in documentation, is it possible ? Thanks !

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Is this an embedded scenario? Or are they coming in through an email link? If it's an embedded scenario: If it's just the two of them, you should be able to do an in-person signing ceremony and allow them both to sign within a single ceremony. If not, you'll have to do something where you make two sessions available. This can easily be done by using the event notifications from the signing ceremony to know when to open the other session. https://www.esignlive.com/blog/esignlive-event-notifier/

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Yes it's an embedded scenario. I tried the .WithInPerson but I have a few questions : - Why does my name appears in the signers list ? The test account is in my name, but I want to see only signers. - Is the flow with redirections to "confirmation" steps mandatory between signers ? Can't it switch to the second signer automatically after first one has signed ? - Finally, is there a way to automatically redirect the user back to my application when the document is completely signed ? Thanks !

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You can disable your name in the drop down. See the following guide: https://developer.esignlive.com/guides/feature-guides/signing-ceremony-customization/#net-sdk From the "in-person" signing ceremony, this cannot be switched automatically. The reason behind this is that signer authentication is a big part of that type of ceremony. You don't want there to be any confusion on who is supposed to be signing. If you switched automatically, this may be an issue. The solution of grabbing a session token for both signers and using the event notifier, linked above, would be the best way to do something like you're wanting to do with the auto switching. For the auto redirect, you should also be able to use the event notifier to know when the second person has finished signing to forward to your site or close the iframe.

- Michael

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