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Basic usage

JWT consent agreement

When using the jwt grant authentication, you need to consent to DocuSign agreements. It's a 1 time action you need to perform on each of your environments.

You need to consent for each specific signature configuration having a different integration key. You need to call the URL /docusign/consent/default or /docusign/consent/mySignature if you've named your signature configuration mySignature from your browser. In local it would be http://localhost/docusign/consent/default.

Inside a twig template:

If you have only one signature without name:

<a href="{{ path('docusign_sign_default', {'path': 'path/to/document.pdf'}) }}">sign</a>

If you have a named signature:

<a href="{{ path('docusign_sign_SIGNATURENAME', {'path': 'path/to/document.pdf'}) }}">sign</a>

You can also override the default signer name/email:

<a href="{{ path('docusign_sign_SIGNATURENAME', {'path': 'path/to/document.pdf', 'signerName': 'John DOE', 'signerEmail': 'john.doe@example.com'}) }}">sign</a>

If you have a clickwrap signature:

{{ renderClickwrap('SIGNATURENAME') }}

Embedded signature

  • You'll get redirected to DocuSign website.
  • DocuSign will redirect you to docusign_callback_default route.
  • DocuSign will asynchronously send the result to docusign_webhook_default route.

Remote signature

  • You'll get redirected to docusign_callback_default route.
  • DocuSign will asynchronously send the result to docusign_webhook_default route.

Clickwrap signature

  • DocuSign will show an iframe to sign the document by a single click.

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