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Bulk Sending ExplanationSending a bulk is basically creating multiple independent envelopes, which are linked together by an identifier (bulk id). The API allows accessing the bulk and its envelopes. A bulk step is a step with multiple recipients. For more information about creating a bulk, please also have a look at the Advanced User Guide. |
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The StoryThe head of the company wants to send the new company policy to all employees. For this process he/she is using eSignAnyWhere to send a bulk. With this feature the creator of the bulk just has to add the recipients within the bulk and send the document once. Then, all recipients get the document and all can sign without dependence. You find a list of available stories here. Please also see the developer mode for this tutorial here: Visit the developer mode. Use Case Description
Configuration in eSAW UIThe following Screenshots explain the process of sending an envelope with eSAW.
If you click the button “Bulk CSV template” the following window appears where you can select options you need in the CSV: After sending the envelope you can click on “back to bulk parent” to get the following detailed overview: The integration is quite simple. Just follow these steps
The example contains a workstep configuration for a bulk with two recipients. In this case no signature field or other form fields were added. After you have uploaded the file you can copy paste the workstep configuration for sending the envelope.
Result of the API call with REST:
The result of the API calls contain the bulk id and an envelope id for each recipient. Detailed information about the bulk and the envelopes you get from the GetEnvelopesById API call. You can either place the bulk id or the envelope id. The rest of the process is the same like sending a single envelope. |
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