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"Signatures": [
              {
                "ElementId": "string",
                "Required": true,
                "DocumentNumber": 0,
                "DisplayName": "string",
                "FieldDescription": "string",
 				"AllowedSignatureTypes": {

TaskConfiguration

Before you add the signatures please add the following in the section "Signatures" . [ in order to set the order of the recipients (required), to set the timestamp (optional)

and to set the timestamp a batchgroup (optional) Image Added:

"TaskConfiguration": {
                  "StampImprintDateConfiguration": {
                    "UseLocalTimezone": true,
                    "DateTimeFormat": "string"
                  },
                  "UseExternalTimestampServer": true,
                  "BatchIdBatchGroup": "string",
                  "OrderDefinition": {
                    "OrderIndex": 0
                  }
                }

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"DisposableCertificate": {
                    "IsLongLived": false,
                    "ValidityInSeconds": 0,
                    "UseExternalSignatureImage": "Optional",
                    "Preferred": true,
                    "StampImprintConfiguration": {
                      "DisplayExtraInformation": true,
                      "DisplayEmail": true,
                      "DisplayTransactionId": true,
                      "DisplayTransactionToken": true,
                      "DisplayPhoneNumber": true,
                      "UseCustomStampImprint": true,
                      "DisplayIp": true,
                      "DisplayName": true,
                      "DisplaySignatureDate": true,
                      "FontName": "string",
                      "FontSizeInPt": 0
                    }
                  },

DisposableCertificate (Long-Lived)

Beside the disposable certificate, the solution can use a specific procedure called "Long-Lived Disposable" for scenarios where the signature becomes a valid qualified signature after signing. This can be useful where the identification is confirmed/approved after signing of the document. 

General description

The Long-Lived Disposable Certificate (LLD) is a special variant of a Disposable certificate.

The main difference to the disposable certificate is, that it is not being Additionally to the signature type configuration the signature data configuration is needed. Please see the following sample:

"SignatureDataConfiguration": {
    "DisposableCertificate": {
        "DocumentIssuingCountry": "AT",
        "IdentificationIssuingCountry": "AT",
        "IdentificationType": "AML",
        "PhoneNumber": "+...",
        "DocumentType": "Passport",
        "DocumentIssuedOn": "2024-09-10",
        "DocumentExpiryDate": "2024-09-24",
        "SerialNumber": "...",
        "DocumentNumber": "..."
    }
},

Referring to the identification type the following values are available:

• None
• ForeignTaxCode
• PersonalNumber
• Passport
• NationalIdentityCard
• ItalianTaxCode
• NoSerialNumber
• DrivingLicense
• ResidencePermit
• TemporaryResidencePermit
• EmbassyDocument
• AML*

*All disposable document data fields

• Document Type
• Document Number
• Document Issued On
• Document Issued By
• Document Expiry Date and Document Issuing Country

are optional. However, if any one of the document fields is provided, then all of them must be completed, with the exception of Document Issued By, which remains optional in all cases.

Referring to the document type the following values are available:

• IdentityCard
• DriverLicense
• Passport
• ResidencePermit
• NationalElectronicIdentityCard
• TemporaryResidencePermit
• EmbassyDocument

DisposableCertificate (Long-Lived)

Beside the disposable certificate, the solution can use a specific procedure called "Long-Lived Disposable" for scenarios where the signature becomes a valid qualified signature after signing. This can be useful where the identification is confirmed/approved after signing of the document. 

General description

The Long-Lived Disposable Certificate (LLD) is a special variant of a Disposable certificate.

The main difference to the disposable certificate is, that it is not being activated immediately, but after the signatures have been applied. LLD are always active, no need to activate them.

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