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How to create In-Person signing session using REST API (not using Silanis.ESL.SDK)
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Hello,
I'm wondering if it is possible to associate fields with signers using the Java SDK? My use case is that in addition to a signature, users need to be able to fill in additional information in a textbox.
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Hello!
I am developing a portal where you can see the latest transactions made in OneSpan, as well as the % of progress of the transactions, see the next person to sign and the possibility of resending the signature email to said person.
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currently the first name, last name, and date are placed in the signature block. Can other data also be placed there, specifically the signer's title? Can this be placed with the signature or can it be placed in another location? Is this a back office setting? Can this be done through the api?
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I have looked all through the SDK and the REST API, and I can't find an answer to this. Could you please assist me?
In your notifications you send us a package id, a session user id, and the event name.
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I am using the LF Workflow extension to request signatures on documents. When the workflow successfully downloads the documents and stores them in the LF repository I am sending a follow-up email to the users in the original Forms process with a link to the stored document.
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Hi OSS Community Team,
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Hello,
just started to work with the REST API.
currently working thru the Python test cases / examples.
i have two initial observations.
1.
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Hello, I want to send a pdf file using e-sign.
I sent a file (by creating transaction) using sandbox account manually and I want to do the same via rest api.
But I am not able to figure out the json content for the sender and signer details in plsql.
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Does a package automatically complete and close when the last signer signs? Is it possible to keep the package open - so we add another document for example - until we call an explicit operation to close/complete the package (even if everyone has completed signing)?