Download the completed package

EslClient eslClient = new EslClient(apiKey, apiUrl);

            Page CompletedPackagePage = eslClient.PackageService.GetUpdatedPackagesWithinDateRange(DocumentPackageStatus.COMPLETED, new PageRequest(1, 50), DateTime.Now.AddDays(-30), DateTime.Now);
            int completedPackagesInRange = CompletedPackagePage.TotalElements;
            int currentPackage = 1;
            while (currentPackage 

In the TO DO section, you'd just need to save the document bytes to file somewhere. Hopefully this gives you all you need. Let me know.

Would like assistance to download all of our packages organized by user packages. I am not an API expert, please provide or direct me on how to start this process, leaning towards automating the packages download once a week if possible to google drive if not then provide alternatives.

Thank you,

Marclem Nascimento

Hi Marclem,

Are you developing with .Net or any other programming language? And per your description "download packages organized by user", do you refer to the "senders" under your main account? Despite of these questions, below are the common steps to download all packages under an account:

(1)get all senders' IDs by their email:

you'd pull all the senders under the account, step through the list and match the email with their sender ID. (guide here)

GET /api/account/senders?from=1&to=100

This function is available for both SDK and API

(2)get each sender's API Key:

For each sender, get their API Key by using sender ID, this step is only available via API (guide here):

GET /api/account/senders/{senderId}/apiKey
(3)get the latest updated packages in a time range, per sender API Key:

Build different EslClient objects switching to sender's API Key, with corresponding parameters(guide here)

GET /api/packages?query={status}&from={from}&to={to}&lastUpdatedStartDate={lastUpdatedStartDate}&lastUpdatedEndDate={lastUpdatedEndDate}

This function is available for both SDK and API

 (4)OneSpan Sign doesn't offer integration to download to Google Drive directly, you'd download the byte array first, then push to Google Drive using Google's integrations.

Duo

Hi Duo Liang,

Thank you for the reply.

Your question "Are you developing with .Net or any other programming language?" I am not a programmer so I need assistance what to use (easier to setup) and how to setup.

Your other question: "And per your description "download packages organized by user", do you refer to the "senders" under your main account? " Would like to download all packages created by all users exporting them by user packages (right now we have 2 instances).

Thanks,

Marc Nascimento