I use the Docusign Java Rest API to create an envelope with one or more documents.
I don’t find the way to send the signed PDF to the signer(s) when the signature process is finished.
Only the account owner get an email with the documents.

I am an IT DevOps contractor and have developed an internal tool for one of my clients. Note that I am not an ISV, this tool is strictly for and belongs to the client. My DocuSign test account is attached to my email “@mybusiness.com”. Soon we will promote this to production and will need to create a production account using an email “@mycustomerbusiness.com”.

From https://www.docusign.com/blog/developers/tabs-deep-dive-anatomy-tab the author writes:

I’m using the DocuSign SDK for VS.Net. I can successfully acquire an access token, send a file to a recipient, sign the file, and return it. The PDF form, however, is not editable. I confirmed that the PDF is fillable before it goes into the Envelope. I’m sure I’m missing something small. Any help would be appreciated.

I have been looking at the Docusign API webpages and was wondering if the ‘pageNumber’ tag of any given ‘tabs’ child (e.g. signHereTabs, initialHereTabs, textTabs etc.) was mandatory?

I’m working with docusign and i tried to generate a token with 01 Authorize Code Grant Access Token API: https://account-d.docusign.com/oauth/token .

We are currently integrating docusign, we came accross a usecase of tabs like radio button and dropdowns spanning accross multiple pages. Does docusign allow this. If not is there any work around how we can handle this.

I’m looking for a way to add a UI in our Salesforce partner community site where our partner users can enter a name and email address and click a button which will query the envelope template configuration we’ve setup in Salesforce and send that that docusign envelope and follow all the field placement and write back configration from the template config in Salesforce.