API Reference

Getting Started the ThrivoSign API

This page will help you get started with the ThrivoSign API

ThrivoSign Integration Options

ThrivoSign offers flexible integration options to fit your application’s needs. You can integrate ThrivoSign via REST API, URI redirect, or embedded signing.

• Our electronic signature API is built on pragmatic RESTful design principles, using simple and modern technologies.

• The API uses resource-oriented URLs that leverage the built-in features of HTTP.

• Request and response bodies are JSON encoded, and any standard HTTP client can communicate with our API seamlessly.

For faster integration, you can also choose to redirect users to ThrivoSign hosted signing page using URI redirect, or embed the signing interface directly within your application using embedded signing.

This flexibility allows developers to choose the best method for their workflows, whether they want full control through the API, a quick redirect to our signing page, or a seamless embedded experience within their own platform.

Get an API token

To start using ThrivoSign API, you’ll need to obtain an API token. You can easily generate your API token through our Self-Service Portal.

Simply log in, navigate to the API Token Management section, and create a new token. This token will be required to authenticate all your API requests.

Authentication

We use API Key token authentication to identify and authorize users for the API. All you need to do as a developer is ask ThrivoSign users to get their API token and pass it along in an authorization header.

To authenticate users and obtain an access token for the ThrivoSign Signing API, 
you can use the /auth/login endpoint, which requires the username, password, 
client_id, and client_secret parameters. For developers who want to test and execute 
this login process directly, ThrivoSign provides a sandbox environment at 
https://rss.thrivosign.com/devGuide/signingAPI/login.jsp, allowing you to simulate 
the API call and review the request and response format in real-time.