Short demonstrations of individual features — each typically one JSON item with a verified example.
Signing process
- Signing order — all at once, proposers first, or one after another (
signing_order). - Automatic proposer signature — the document signs itself right when it is created (
autosign_proposers). - Signing with a certificate — a higher level of signature using a personal certificate (
sign_certificate). - Signing via Bank iD — signing with a bank identity (
sign_bank_id_sign). - Signing via I.CA RemoteSign — qualified signature using a remote certificate (
sign_remote_sign). - Signing in an integrated application — signing links from the API response.
- Signing on a single device — the whole document, or only selected people (
one_device). - Deemed delivery — closing the document even when the counterparty does not respond (
presume_delivery).
Document appearance and content
- Signature header and footer — place and date above the signature, custom multi-line text below it.
- Hiding an attachment from a signer — an attachment that one party should not see (
is_visible). - Document display order — the order in which the envelope's documents are shown (
view_order).
Communication and organization
- Email notifications — a reminder after a few days and a warning before expiration (
email_notifications). - Personal message for a signer — text in the email intended only for a specific person (
personal_new_notification). - Folders and document filing — the document goes straight into a folder (
folder_id). - Custom data on a document (metadata) — your ID and notes stored with the document (
metadata). - Document archiving — how many years to keep the document in the trusted archive (
archive_expire_years). - Downloading a PDF from a webhook link — a temporary link to the PDF from the
filefield.
Where to next
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