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Hi, Let's consider a practical scenario where there could be a possibility of feeble internet connection at the customer location, In such a case, can I print a copy of the document (yet to be electronically signed) from eSignLive ? Is there a 'Print' button available ? This is just a backup and can help in obtaining the wet signature from customer and close the deal .

I would like to make a suggestion to be a bit more specific in the maven artifact name of the java sdk. Right now it is defined as: com.silanis.esl sdk 11.0.2 So the jar file name is sdk-{version}.jar My point is the name of the jar is so generic that by looking at it you have no idea what kind of sdk it is.

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Question: We have a business process where internal users need to quickly sign documents that have multiple signature locations. Ideally, we would want our users to access a document, view it on screen then with a single click sign all locations. Is there a way to accomplish that with eSignLive?

Hello there, I have an eSignLive integration, using the SDK v11, where I am able to Create& Send package for signing to:

1.  Three Signers with corresponding "Click to Sign" signatures 
2. and another - 4th signer with a "Hidden - Click to Accept" signature

I am also able to Sign this PackageDocument for each signer using the eslClienbt.signDocuments() call. After above implementation I am able to check my sandbox account and see the created, signed and auto-completed Transaction.

Hi, I have a question about data retrieval / reporting. Everything I've read thus far within the eSL documentation references the use of the Java/C# SDKs and/or the REST API for data retrieval and reporting. Is it possible to query data directly from the eSL backend database tables as opposed to the aforementioned methods? We're looking to build out an in-house reporting environment off of our eSL installation, so we're in the process of reviewing the best methods for retrieving production data for reporting purposes. Thanks, Jonathon