SIGNING API Functions List
Introduction: ThrivoSign Digital Signature Signing API is a robust solution designed to facilitate secure and efficient electronic document signing. It allows businesses to integrate digital signature functionalities into their applications, enhancing workflow automation and ensuring legal compliance.
PDF Signing API Function
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Manual - PDF SigningFunction | Description | Demo |
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Authentication | Every API request must be authenticated. ThrivoSign provides OAuth2 authentication grants and a legacy authentication mechanism. The purpose of each authentication scheme is to obtain an “access token” that you can use to authorize calls to the API. ThrivoSign uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize client requests. The parameters required to authenticate a client application and retrieve an OAuth 2.0 access token are “grant type”, “Client ID”, “Client Secret”, “User Name”, and “Password”. The “Scope” variable can be used when identifying a specific enterprise user as the target for operations. ThrivoSign only implement the grant type of “Password” for now. | |
Add Package | Applications can use this function to create a package to hold one or more documents. | Click here to test the function Try! |
Upload Document | Applications can use this function to add a document to a package. The document information is sent in the HTTP request header and document bytes are sent in the HTTP request body. | Click here to test the function Try! |
Add User | Applications can use this function to add users to the workflow. | Click here to test the function Try! |
Add Fields | Applications call this API function to add fields for a document in the package. | Click here to test the function Try! |
Add Fields (Multiple Fields) (Optional) | Applications call this API function to add fields for a document in the package. | Click here to test the function Try! |
List Document Fields | Applications call this API function to retrieve a list of fields of a document | Click here to test the function Try! |
Update Text Fields Value | Applications call this API function to update text field value based in "field name" | Click here to test the function Try! |
Update Signature Image | Applications call this API function to update signature image value based in "field name" | Click here to test the function Try! |
Process and Share Document | Applications call this API function to process the document | Click here to test the function Try! |
Sign Document | Applications call this API function call to sign document based on user digital certificate | Click here to test the function Try! |
Fixed Template Signing API
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Automation - Fixed TemplateFunction | Description | Demo |
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Authentication | Every API request must be authenticated. ThrivoSign provides OAuth2 authentication grants and a legacy authentication mechanism. The purpose of each authentication scheme is to obtain an “access token” that you can use to authorize calls to the API. ThrivoSign uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize client requests. The parameters required to authenticate a client application and retrieve an OAuth 2.0 access token are “grant type”, “Client ID”, “Client Secret”, “User Name”, and “Password”. The “Scope” variable can be used when identifying a specific enterprise user as the target for operations. ThrivoSign only implement the grant type of “Password” for now. | |
List Template | Applications call this API function to retrieve a list of available templates | Click here to test the function Try! |
Use Template | Applications call this API function call to create new document based on user defined template | Click here to test the function Try! |
Update Text Fields Value | Applications call this API function to update text field value based in "field name" | Click here to test the function Try! |
Update Signature Image | Applications call this API function to update signature image value based in "field name" | Click here to test the function Try! |
Process and Share Document | Applications call this API function to process the document | Click here to test the function Try! |
Sign Document | Applications call this API function call to sign document based on user digital certificate | Click here to test the function Try! |
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