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All Commands and Functions listed by Category Email Command or Function Name Description and Examples AddBCCAddress Add a BCC email address when assembling to an email «AddBCCAddress()» AddCCAddress Add a CC address when assembling
XpressDox uses OAuth 2.0 during integration with DocuSign, NetDocuments, iManage and other file systems. This article helps to understand OAuth.
Before using DocuSign in a self-hosted XpressDox environment, you must register XpressDox as an application, and update your web.config.
Click here to learn about DocuSign integration, or keep reading for more information about the ESignAddCC() command. Add the name and email address of anyone who should be cc’d, as well as their signing priority,
Click here to learn about the DocuSign integration process, alternatively keep reading for more information about the ESignAddSignatory() command. Add the name and email address of signatories into a template, as well as their
Integrate your XpressDox template with DocuSign Click here to learn about the DocuSign integration process, alternatively keep reading for more information about the ESignAutomaticSend() command. If this command is missing from your template, then after
Click here to learn about DocuSign integration, or keep reading for more information about the ESignDateSignedHere() command. This is the date that DocuSign will insert on the day that the document is signed by a
Click here to learn about DocuSign integration, or keep reading for more information about the ESignEmail() command. An email is sent from DocuSign to all signatories, but this command enables you to customize the subject
Click here to learn about DocuSign integration, alternatively keep reading for more information about the ESignHere() command. This command inserts a signature point into the document. Once the document has been signed in DocuSign,
Click here to learn about DocuSign integration, alternatively keep reading for more information about the ESignInitialHere() command. This command is very similar to the ESignHere() command, except that it inserts an inserts an initial
