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Is there a way that once I convert a lead into contact that the packages stayed attached to the contact
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Is there a way to configure OneSpan Sign to email field values from packages created from a template?
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Hello,
How I can capture the decline reason, if the user decline to sign the package.
Thanks,
Nehme
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Hi,
I get 400 error code.
I have the sample code below:package RestAPI;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.net.Htt
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Hello,
I am running into an issue when using a layout that was created with placeholders that specify both an ID and a description. The layout can be successfully created and viewed, but the layout cannot be applied to a package.
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There was some talk about removing the opt-out functionality in other threads because it seems as though it is basically the same as "Decline". The package gets put into draft mode as soon as a signer chooses this.
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Have tried every possible parameter to PackageService getJournalEntries that I can imagine and every value returns a 404. I added several notary journal entries to package ArdXvFMXC6rdEW6lpzHYhb4T1Pk= can you tell me the magic value that will return journal entries?
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Hi,
I use the Designer (transaction/{package_id}/design) in an iFrame in our WebApp.
It shows correctly, but I would like to remove the button "Send to Sign" at the top right.
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Hi,
Is there a way to build a package such that one signer would sign 2 documents. Here is an algorithm that I am looking at:
1. Use PAckageBuilder to build a package named 'OriginalPackage'
2. Add 'signer1' and 'signer2' to OriginalPackage
3. Add 'document1' and 'document2' to OriginalPackage
4.