Articles about Esignature API

API Quickstart with the C# SDK

Our C# SDK can be generated using the OpenAPI3 specification of our API and openapi generator. However we recommend you use the generated project provided, as it includes fixes to some issues like nullable fields. The package contains its own documentation (in docs/), but th…

API quickstart with the PHP SDK

A PHP SDK can be generated using the OpenAPI3 specification of our API and openapi generator. The package contains its own documentation (in docs/), but the examples below will show you how to get started. ##### Get your API Key 1. Sign up for a trial account. Configur…

API quickstart with the Python SDK

A Python SDK can be generated using the OpenAPI3 specification of our API and openapi generator. The package contains its own documentation (in docs/), but the examples below will show you how to get started. #####Get your API Key 1. Sign up for a trial account. Conf…

API quickstart with the Ruby SDK

A Ruby SDK can be generated using the OpenAPI3 specification of our API and openapi generator. The package contains its own documentation (in docs/), but the examples below will show you how to get started. ##### Get your API Key 1. Sign up for a trial account. Configu…

Callbacks on the API v.1

The API offers two types of callback, or 'webhooks'. We recommend you use these callbacks and not polling. 1. Option 1 ('all') - Everything every 6 minutes; or 2. Option 2 ('signed') - a notification when a document is signed. Option 1. Everything every 6 minutes. Dat…

Esignature API Documentation

Legalesign Esignature API Documentation can be found on the main website. But a personalised version, with your own code to cut and paste, is linked from your account. You need to be logged in for access to this link, but for your bookmark, this will be: https://app1.legale…

Get Verified for API Access

To start developing or using a Legalesign integration, you'll first need to get verified for API access to generate a key. Contact Legalesign to find out about our ready to go plugins, e.g. Salesforce and Voyager-Infinity. Developers! Read our API documentation here. A…

How do I set up development and production environments?

Legalesign supports prod and dev environments through its teams. Almost all Legalesign's document, signing and sending features occur within teams You will be running everything through one team or another. You can assign one group as your 'dev' or 'API' group, and another as y…

How to obtain your API Key

Activating your Legalesign Electronic Signature API account is easy and takes just a few minutes. When you sign up for a trial select the API configuration for your new group. The API team you now create will give you quick access to personalised documentation with cu…

How to verify callback data

Legalesign API callbacks, aka webhooks, aka event notifications include a signed string you can use to verify the integrity of the data. The procedure is the same as verifying AWS SNS broadcasts. You will need: the data that was sent in JSON format - JSON_DATA_THAT_WE_S…

Mapping Sender fields in Zapier

Zapier allows us to create unique automation workflows and connect our API with other application integrations easily, replacing the need to hire developers to create bespoke systems. Due to the dynamic nature of adding Sender Fields to our PDF Templates when uploading to Leg…

Using html/text in the API

This article is an overview on how to use HTML/Text in the Legalesign Esignature API. Using text for your API is very powerful for developers because it gives full control over your document. You can create and send out a document quickly and easily with one API call. The main…

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