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Where do I find the Package Creation Date

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esl Support, Where do I find the package creation date? I've looked at the EslClient object, EslClient.esl.PackageService, as well as the DocumentPackage object and I can't seem to find this date. How can this date be ascertained? I see a DocumentPackage.UpdatedDate, but I don't believe that is the same as the creation date. Thanks Nathan

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Reply to: Where do I find the Package Creation Date

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I believe I found it. I found it on here: PackageCompletionReport.Created In order to get to that I executed the esl client ReportService.DownloadCompletionReport method which gave me a CompletionReport list which I iterate over. Nathan

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Glad you found a solution. The updated date initially is the package creation date, but it changes when the package is sent. After that, I believe it would only update if sent again (for example if you make changes and resend). This would be a good item to be part of the package JSON. You could always post a request for this in the "Enhancement Ideas" forum. https://developer.esignlive.com/forums/forum/general/enhancement-ideas/

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