I'am using Docusign API.
Is there a way to change the language when calling the API for audit events of an enveloppe ?
Audit events are all the events that has happened in the enveloppe history.
I'am calling this url
https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/reference/Envelopes/Envelopes/listAuditEvents
I can't find a parameter to set the language of the response.
Even if an enveloppe have been generated in another language, the result will be in english.
The account calling the API is also set to the correct language.
The goal here is to build an history page of an enveloppe in a third party application.
On Docusign pages this content (show history of an envelope) is translated but using the API, i can't find a correct answer.
Thanks
I have receive an anwser from Docusign technical team :
API responses are english only.
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I've been working with the DocuSign API for some time now, and it's all fine, but when the signer refuses to sign, I get a rejection message using "EnvelopeRecipients:: List".
However, frequent use of the API is prohibited in the go-Live instructions.What should I do?
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RecipientViewRequest viewOptions = new RecipientViewRequest
{
ReturnUrl = returnUrl,
ClientUserId = this.CurrentUserID,//DSConfig.ClientID,
AuthenticationMethod = "none",
UserName = displayName,
Email = userEmail
};
// Use the SDK to obtain a Recipient View URL
var envelopesApi = GetEnvelopesApi();
ViewUrl viewUrl = envelopesApi.CreateRecipientView(JwtAuthClient.JwtAuth.Account.AccountId, envelopeId, viewOptions);
You could use DocuSign Connect webhook or if you're using embedded signing, it's in the URL that goes back to your app after the user finished signing.
" frequent use of the API is prohibited" is not accurate. Polling is what is bad/not allowed. "frequent" is relative. If your app need to make more API calls - you may make more API calls. There are limits etc. but you don't want to also go overboard with the notion you cannot make API calls.
You're facing limitation issues because of bad implementation.
I know it's too late but I recently work on DocuSign API and randomly found this question, that's why decide to answer it for other people if they come to this question to find the solution.
The Latest DocuSign API version is 2.1 and I'll only talk about that version.
In this version, either you call via SDK or your custom code List API Call
end-point has many options which we can use to optimize the Envelope check status.
count, start_position, and continuation_token parameters are useful when you have a large number of envelopes on the Cloud which status do you want to check (include decline) to split the result in chunks or you can say page wise. It will help you to manage frequent call limitation issues like you can filter only those envelopes which status you want to check with further options and fetch envelopes in a bunch instead of each envelope status will help you to reduce the number of calls to DocuSign.
(I'm not going to train you on how you can write code as this is not a platform for that)
For the case which is mentioned in the question, the same API end-point will be useful to fetch only declined envelopes with messages.
Like for that purpose you just need to pass "declined" against the status parameter which is useful to filter cloud envelops status-wise. To include declined message with the response, you need to pass "recipients" against the "include" parameter, which appends the Recipient entity with each envelope object where you can filter out the declined message. "DeclinedReason" or "VoidedReason" there are two properties which can return a decline message with this call. If you want to see the complete schema of the envelope entity, you can go through same link List API Call
In short, to solve the limitation issue you can use "listStatusChanges" end-point which has too many optional parameters which you can utilize as per your need but the performance depends on how you utilize it.
PS: Webhook is a better option to sync data between two services in optimize way or without any calling limitation, my answer is only for those who don't want to use webhook.
So i am using docusign and testing the api with a simple index.php type project and i have successfully sent the document to the email provided in the
$signerEmail = 'test#test.com' using docusign api-client
now after it have signed the document and finish it by clicking at the finish button in docusign window. I want to retrieve the response and document on which it have given its information.
how can i achieve this and right now i am having difficulty to find it in the documentation.
There are 2 ways to do that, synchronously and asynchronously.
Or in other words, if you know the document is already complete, you can run the code, or you can use a webhook with notifications from DocuSign letting you know that the envelope is complete.
Regardless, the API to retrieve a document is this:
GET /v2.1/accounts/{accountId}/envelopes/{envelopeId}/documents/{documentId}
or you can use it from the PHP SDK as well.
Hope this helps.
A full code example (in PHP as well) can be found here - https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/code-examples/code-example-download-envelope-documents
When you buy a flight and receive a confirmation email, GMail recognizes it's a flight and adds departure/return tabs at the top of the message.
Using GMail API, I would like to use that information to get all flights from my inbox. Is this possible?
Content that is outside the message body of an email is not accessible from the GMail API. So you won't be able to access the info in any auto-generated tabs.
However, GMail may have auto-labeled the messages as "Travel". If that's the case then you can leverage the GMail API to filter messages using the "Travel" label.
You'll then have to parse the email message for the desired information.
Writing a custom parser can be difficult. However, if the message is annotated so that it conforms to specifications outlined by Google and Schema.org, parsing flight information will be considerably easier. One can assume that flight confirmation messages that trigger the auto-generation of those tabs have flight/reservation specific mark-up embedded within them (but you should probably verify that the email contains said mark-up all the same).
The following links discuss how vendors should embed these special mark-up into their messages:
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/getting-started
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/reference/flight-reservation#basic_flight_confirmation
You should be able to use those docs to build a custom parser that can detect and parse the required mark-up schema or better yet leverage an open-source library to do so.
I have set a web hook URL for docusign API. when any update from document signer come, i will get update about envelop. but how can i get the response? What is the format. Can someone show me a example?
In order to receive and process webhook notifications from DocuSign Connect, you'll need to create an application to "listen" for (and process) the notifications. DocuSign provides sample applications like this in a variety of languages -- you can use this link to find those samples on GitHub: https://github.com/docusign?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=connect.
For example, here's the webhook sample in PHP: https://github.com/docusign/recipe-010-webhook-php.
You will get response from DocuSign in an XML format, You can find more details at https://www.docusign.com/blog/dsdev-adding-webhooks-application/,
https://www.docusign.com/supportdocs/ndse-admin-guide/Content/connect-technical-details.htm and Guide is available at https://www.docusign.com/supportdocs/pdf/connect-guide.pdf
We have implemented the embedded signing process and at last step we get the embedded url. So, what we want is when I click on the embedded url I want to see the document in another language for eg. Norwegian.
Is it possible that using DocuSign API we can view documents in another language like Norwegian.
Thanks and Regards
Sandeep
DocuSign will always present the documents in the same exact state as the sender supplies them in -- having DocuSign translate the documents to another language, or make any other changes to the documents is not possible. The ability to configure "language" in DocuSign applies only to the DocuSign web console UI and other instructions that DocuSign displays to the Signer during the signing process -- not to the documents themselves.