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1. API concept

  • Overview
  • 1.1 Supported web browsers
  • 1.2 Supported languages
  • 1.3 How to prepare document for signature
  • 1.4 How to use acrofields
  • 1.5 How to use pre-defined signature fields
  • 1.6 Document states
  • 1.7 Storing and deleting documents
  • 1.8 OKDokument API call list
  • 1.9 QR code
  • 1.10 Email and SMS
  • 1.11 Dictionary

2. Core API services

  • 2.1 Authorization
  • 2.2 Create signature request
  • 2.3 Open document
  • 2.4 Information about signing completion
  • 2.5 Result URL
  • 2.6 Download document
  • 2.7 Delete document

3. Additional API services

  • 3.1 List of the documents
  • 3.2 Document Info
  • 3.3 Update Signature Request ID
  • 3.4 Delete Signature Request ID
  • 3.5 Signature request Counter
  • 3.6 Upload document

4. Use cases

  • Overview
  • 4.1 Example 1: Simple one-round signing
  • 4.2 Example 2: One-round signing with redirect url
  • 4.3 Example 3: One-round signing with send info
  • 4.4 Example 4: Multi-Round Signing

5. Configuration of the signing process

  • Overview
  • 5.1 One-round signing with simple PDF
  • 5.2 Multi-round signing with simple PDF
  • 5.3  One-round signing with PDF with tags
  • 5.4 Multi-round signing with PDF with tags
  • 5.5 One-round signing with PDF with signature acrofields
  • 5.6 Multi-round signing with PDF with signature acrofields
  • 5.7 Accessing document after inserting OTP
  • 5.8 Sign document with OTP
  • 5.9 Email
  • 5.10 QR code
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Overview

Variety of signing scenarios can be created by combining service API calls with their different parameter settings. This section explains the principles of the API integration and provides examples, which can give guidance when designing signing scenario or processes. Possibilities of OKdokument API are not limited to the examples listed below.

According to the place of signing, we distinguish two basic signing scenarios:

  1. One-round signing – all signatories are in one place at the time of signing (or face to face signing)
  2. Multi-round signing – each signer signs at a different time in a different place (or remote signing)

As the signing itself takes place in a web browser, it is also possible to easily integrate into native applications on the Android or iOS platform – WebView, ChromeTabs, Safari viewController.

Examples of different configuration options of the signing process can be found in the sections below. Examples are also available in the form of a postman collection, where the signing can be directly tested.

Updated on 25/07/2024
4.1 Example 1: Simple one-round signing
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