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eSignAnyWhere can be easily implemented. This tutorial shows you how to send your first envelope via REST api service of eSignAnyWhere. If you are using Postman for your REST calls please also have a look at the following Tutorial: Visit postman tutorial.
Please also see the developer mode: . Developer mode
For this tutorial you can use your desired programming language (with REST support) or any REST tool (e. g. Postman). Moreover you will need an active eSignAnyWhere account for the authorization. (Even a trial account will work).e

Some other interesting documentation links:

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If you authorize with the apiToken just add the apiToken in the header of the api call. Please see the next sample authorization (Bearer token):

Please see the next sample authorization (api token):

Version request

First we will try the connection with a version request. You can find the endpoints in the next table:

"22.20.0.71"

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First we have to upload a document. This will return a documentId, to use the document for creating an envelope. Therefore, we will use the following endpoint:

For this tutorial we just use a simple PDF document. You can download it here or use your own document.

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To receive an adhoc configuration you can use the following endpoint:

{
  "FileIds": [
    "3252931f-1234-420c-1234-0c7656d8d2ea"
  ]
}

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For sending an envelope we are using the following endpoint:

The envelope configuration defines the envelope and the steps in the workflow. For each action you need to define a configuration, which defines what the signer has to do in his/her singing task.

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After sending the envelope you can use the following api call to search for the envelope:

In the next section you can find a sample configuration which you need for the api call:

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You can search for the following status:

If you have not finished the envelope then search for “Active” envelopes, if the envelope is already finished please search for “Completed” envelopes to find the envelope you have sent in the api call above.
As response from this api call you will get a list of all envelopes which fulfill the status. Please see the following sample response:

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The envelope id can be used any time to receive the envelope status. Therefore, you simply call:

You can find a sample response for this call in the next section:

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First you need the following api call to get the fileIds of the document (please note that this method is only for completed envelopes):

{
    "SentDocuments": [
        {
            "FileName": "test.pdf",
            "PageSizes": [
                {
                    "Width": 612.0,
                    "Height": 792.0
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "FinishedDocuments": [
        {
            "FileId": "806b89db-1234-1234-908b-4f2ba4ebd19e",
            "FileName": "test.pdf",
            "Attachments": []
        }
    ],
    "AuditTrail": {
        "FileId": "5e7b8aba-1234-1234-91f8-2c718bf913b1",
        "XmlFileId": "a10a1438-1234-1234-9799-16ae3ce54c37"
    },
    "Disclaimers": []
}

To download a finished document you can call the function:

Just insert one of the following file ids:

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