If you have an envelope that you have previously saved, you can modify the subject and message, send it, void it, or place it in the purge queue using the Envelope: update method.

This section shows you how to create and send envelopes.

For example, you can add a Send for Signature button to your app. Your software would then call the eSignature API to create and send an envelope by combining a template with your app’s …

How to send an envelope via your app eSignature REST API 2.1 only This topic demonstrates how to embed the Docusign Sender UI within your web app. For the best user experience, …

This topic demonstrates how to request a remote signature with dynamic data fields using document generation.

To see a code example demonstrating how to send an envelope built from a template, see How to request a signature by email using a template. Best practices Use of templates: Cache the …

Send, void, or modify a draft envelope. Purge documents from a completed envelope.

Next steps Run this code example from our Quickstart or launcher projects: Bash, C#, Java, Node.js, PHP, PowerShell, Python, or Ruby. Find out more about Embedded signing and …

This topic demonstrates how to use a template to create an envelope and send it by email. When a recipient receives and signs an envelope by email, the process is called remote signing.

With a completed request body taking some reference fields from the envelope JSON, you can send the envelope with the Envelopes:create method. Send a POST request using the base …