Build delightful signing experiences with Signeasy’s eSign API
We live in a consumer experience-driven world, and every touch point in an application should be seamless and delightful for the user. More and more businesses are functioning completely online and digitizing their entire internal or external workflows. Many of these workflows have the penultimate process of signing involved within them — signatures that need to be quick, secure, and convenient.
No matter your application, eSign APIs offer a great way to integrate signing capabilities easily and quickly without custom coding.
Signeasy is a leading eSignature and contract workflow platform that provides eSign APIs that developers can easily build, test, and deploy. Signeasy eSign APIs are flexible and secure, helping developers create custom workflows.
Here are some key features of Signeasy API:
Embedded Signature
Signers can sign documents directly from your website or mobile device. A pop-up window or an iFrame can be used to include the signing experience on a web page.
The purpose of this document is to provide you with information about how to integrate embedded signing functionality into your app (web-based or mobile). If you wish to initiate signature requests, you need a master account. In place of sending the signing links via email to the signers, the signing links will be available to you via an API that you can use for collecting the signatures of signers rather than sending the links via email.
Using a webhook
Using webhooks, you can build or configure applications that will subscribe to certain events associated signeasy account to be informed of them as soon as they occur. It is important to note that when one of these events is triggered, an HTTP POST payload will be sent to the webhook’s configured URL in response to the event. In the developer portal, you have the option to configure the URLs for the callbacks. The ability exists to use webhooks in order to control internal or external dashboards, activate sales workflows, update an archive, or trigger third-party processes. In terms of what you are capable of accomplishing, there is no limit to what you can do.
An exemplification of a template
Using templates when sending signature requests will make it easier for you to send them faster.
If you use the ‘Request Signature’ feature frequently, you will spend too much time putting fields on a document before sending it out for signatures, which is not ideal.
Templates can be a useful resource when it comes to assisting you in this process. In order to request signatures quickly, it is a good idea to add fields to a document and save it as a template, which can then be used to request signatures whenever necessary. Once the recipient’s email address is entered, you will only need to add their email address in the future. The CC and message fields can also be set up before the document is sent out for signature so that the CC and message can be tailored.
There are a number of reasons developers may choose to use Signeasy’s eSignature API
- Simple and easy-to-integrate REST APIs with a focus on simplicity
- A 99.9% uptime guarantee provides a high level of uptime and reliability for our customers
- In order to troubleshoot the problem, there is a comprehensive API available and reliable support available.
What is the point of the building if you can import it? What is the point of importing it?
In order to provide APIs to meet the demands of modern development teams seeking to integrate eSignatures into their processes quickly, we aim to create APIs that are designed to meet the needs of developers today.
FAQs
Do you want to know what an envelope and its relationship are?
The envelopes at Signeasy are designed to protect documents that you are sending to a recipient for signature. In addition to one or more signatures, it may include one or more documents, as well as one or more signatories. The envelope also contains information about the sender and a timestamp that indicates the progress of the delivery process in addition to the status of the envelope (such as sent, completed, or voided).
As a result of using envelopes, you are able to organize the documents that are usually sent together. These documents need to be coordinated in order to successfully complete a transaction, an onboarding process, a contract, and so on.
It is only necessary to enclose a document, field, or signer in one envelope, regardless of how many documents, fields, or signers it contains.
When signing documents, does the Signeasy API provide an additional authentication method that can be used to verify the signer’s identity?
We are completely on the same page when it comes to our points of view. In the company where we work, we receive an OTP by email to verify our identities. Within a period of a few months, the SMS authentication service is expected to be available to users. In order to offer Aadhaar-based authentication to Indian customers (for a single recipient only), we are able to do so.
Is there a limit to how many apps I can create through the developer portal?
Under the Free plan, users can create a maximum of three apps at a time. As part of the Paid Plans (Starter, Intermediate, and Advanced), you will be able to create a maximum of 10 apps. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our API support team if you wish to add additional applications.
Is there anything I need to do if my plan expires?
In the event that the subscription ends, you will be unable to access your endpoints, and signature requests will no longer be sent. As the plan reaches its expiration date and the credits have been used, a notification will be sent. Please make sure that the renewal of the plan is done in advance in order to maintain your eligibility for using our services.
