When creating a signing package, you can configure various package options to tailor the signing experience to your needs. These options include settings for reminders, expiration, authentication, and more.See the Package options reference for more information.
You can manage the default package options for your entire organization under Settings > Signing Defaults. These defaults will apply to all packages unless overridden at the package level through package options.
required defaults to false, requiredSigning defaults to true, requiredVideoRecording defaults to false, and autoAcceptPolicyDays defaults to 90.
When cac is none, consent must be enabled for signing or supported video
recording. Video recording consent is only available for Video Signing Room
packages.
autoAcceptPolicyDays lets a member reuse a previously accepted consent when the consent type and notice version are unchanged. Set it to 0 to require a new acceptance each time.
Use notices to append custom text to the system notice for signing, verification, or video_recording. Provide a default value and optional locale-specific values.
{ "options": { "notices": { "signing": { "default": "I agree to use an electronic signature.", "locale": { "fr": "J'accepte d'utiliser une signature electronique.", "es": "Acepto usar una firma electronica.", "de": "Ich stimme der Verwendung einer elektronischen Signatur zu." } } } }}
Custom notice values are limited to 1,024 characters and cannot contain website domains or email addresses. Locale lookup uses the exact locale, then its language, then the default value.
The supported signature type is qes (Qualified Electronic Signature). Digital signatures require signing consent, cac set to none, and formFlattening set to none or omitted. Signature types and providers must also be enabled for your subscription and organization.
You can enhance the security of your signing packages by enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for signers. This adds an extra layer of verification during the signing process.