
Overviews
How it works?
Trigger on new signature requests
Set up automated workflows that activate whenever a new document is sent for signature in Oksign, enabling immediate downstream actions and notifications to relevant team members.
Monitor document status changes
Track when documents are opened, viewed, signed, or declined in real-time, allowing your AI agents to respond appropriately and keep stakeholders informed throughout the signing process.
Create and send documents for signature
Generate documents from templates and automatically send them to specified recipients for signature, eliminating manual document preparation and distribution tasks from your workflow.
Retrieve signed documents
Access completed and signed documents programmatically, enabling automatic storage in your preferred location or triggering subsequent workflow steps once signatures are collected successfully.
Manage signature templates
Create and update reusable document templates with predefined signature fields and recipient roles, ensuring consistency across all your signature requests and reducing setup time.
Track signing progress
Monitor which recipients have completed their signatures and who still needs to act, allowing AI agents to send timely reminders and escalate urgent signature requests.
Cancel or void signature requests
Programmatically cancel pending signature requests when circumstances change, such as deal cancellations or updated terms, maintaining accurate document status across your systems.
Extract signature metadata
Retrieve detailed information about signature events including timestamps, IP addresses, and signer authentication data for compliance and audit purposes within your organization.

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Automated contract approval workflows
Build intelligent systems that route contracts through approval chains, collect signatures from multiple stakeholders in sequence, and store completed documents in your document management system while notifying all parties of completion status.
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