I have created a free DocuSign account , to test the integration with our application. but when i wen to Admin >> API & Keys, i can not find any option to add the API key, here is what i got:-
Integration Keys are created in the developer sandbox system, demo.docusign.net.
You can obtain a free developer account by visiting developers.docusign.com. See the button in the upper right corner.
After you've developed your application, you use the go-live procedure to have your integration key made available for the production systems. To do so, you will need a paid DocuSign account.
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I created an app on docusign (Apps and Keys) from my DocuSign developer account, then put it to production on another DocuSign account.
I am now looking at how to remove this application from production (take it offline) and how to remove it from the developer account and/or the production account.
Thanks
If you are the owner of the IK in the developer account, you should be able to remove it yourself, by using this menu on the right:
In production you cannot do this, you will have to contact customer support for this.
So I have been using docusign developer account for performing in-person and remote signing using docusign APIs. I am interesting in knowing 2 things:
The developer account (with the base url account-d.docusign.com) seems to be working fine for me. Why can't I use it for production as well. What difference/advantage does the paid account(with API access) has? What changes exactly when the integration app that I am using for docusigning goes live from "demo", other than the base url (i.e., account.docusign.com)?
When I login to my account, and go to Settings > Integrations > Apps & Keys, I can see a value "baseUrl" under "API Username" and "API Account ID", this value is either "https://na3.docusign.net" or "https://demo.docusign.net". However, when I use either of these values in my code to perform in-person or remote signing, it gives error. I have to use url account-d.docusign.com, then the API calls work correctly. What is the use of baseUrl mentioned in the portal then? Does it change when the integration app goes live? In our old app we just changed the url in code from account-d.docusign.com to just account.docusign.com when app went live and it worked.
Production accounts are the only ones you can use for "real" i.e. valid signatures for legal purposes. Developer account (demo) is for developing, testing, showing what can be done to customers etc. You need to follow the Go-Live process to enable your integration in production.
the baseURL is for API calls, not for authentication. And like you indicated, it's different in each env. If your code already handles this - you don't need to worry about it, but this is not the URL for the web app, rather the URL to make API calls.
We have a DocuSign REST API application which creates and sends Envelopes to users. Everything works fine except that we need to have any of a group of users Counter Sign documents after end users have signed. We have a fairly high priced Enterprise account as well as Demo (https://appdemo.docusign.com/ ) account.
In the Demo account we do see something like 'XXX Corp. (already a customer)'. But, unlike the Enterprise account, we don't see any option to create a Signing Groups.
Can someone confirm that's the case for the Demo account, even for the paying customers? We are hesitant to promote our applications to production because we want to fully test in the Demo account. Hello DocuSign!!
Any other options to allow any of a group's members to counter sign so that the member's own name and signature are affixed on the document?
DocuSign Demo environment accounts should have full functionality, but in some cases they don't. Open a case with DocuSign Support requesting Signing Groups be enabled on that account and that can be added.
In the case, be sure to include the account id and specifiy that this is in demo.
DocuSign demo account should have all the capabilities that DocuSign offers.
From Documentation
Developer sandboxes are free, they don't expire, and they have enterprise level features enabled. Documents sent in the demo environment are not legally binding and have testing watermarks on them.
The signing groups in your production account will not be readily available in the Demo account. You will have to create new signing groups in the Demo account. See documentation here
I am evaluating the DocuSign API, but unable to get the integrator key. Is there any way to get the integrator key?
Currently I am using DocuSign trial version.
Below are the steps followed:
Logged into this link “https://app.docusign.com/home”
Clicked on drop down at the top right corner and clicked on "Go To Admin"
Navigated to "Api and Keys" in "Integration". It asked to “log in” again to manage integrator keys, Below is the screen shot.
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After clicked on log in, it is redirected to “Billing and Usage” page. Below is the screen shot.
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DocuSign has a full demo environment which is a mirror of the live production system and allows for you to test and integrate the APIs. To do so you need to create a developer sandbox (they are free) and create an Integrator Key through the Admin menu of your sandbox - which is the only place the keys can be created - then promote that key to your live production account.
You can create your developer sandbox here: https://secure.docusign.com/signup/develop
To login to your sandbox: https://account-d.docusign.com/#/web/login
Once you've created an Integrator Key and you are ready to access production API endpoints follow these steps:
Run 20 or more error-free transactions that comply with API rules and limits under your Integrator Key.
Purchase an API plan (sounds like you already created your live account)
Make sure you have Admin priveleges to your live production account as they are required to link the Integrator Key.
Fill out the Go Live form to promote your Integrator Key.
You can access the form through the Go Live section of the Developer Center.
I am trying to add a docusign connect listener but when I click on switch to classic application, it takes me back to new application landing page. I have a professional account. Please tell me if I am doing anything wrong?
You need to use your free developer sandbox account to test DocuSign Connect, not your paid production account. If you do an API Integration that uses Connect and you want to enable in production environment then you need go through DocuSign's API Certification Process. Login to your dev account and the switch back to Classic will work.
To create a free dev sandbox check out the home page:
https://www.docusign.com/developer-center
And see the Go Live section for information regarding API Certification: https://www.docusign.com/developer-center/go-live/overview