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  Form field integration is one of the many capabilities that BoldSign provides to streamline document processing. These form fields allow for interactive features like data collecting and signature placement. BoldSign offers a wide range of form fields designed to cater to different document requirements. The following are the available form fields in BoldSign: Signature Title Initial Company Textbox EditableDate DateSigned Image CheckBox Dropdown RadioButton Attachment Name Label Email Hyperlink We will explore the five different ways to add form fields to documents in this blog, each designed to accommodate a range of user preferences and needs. Sending Documents from Templates One of the ways to incorporate form fields into documents is by utilizing templates. Templates in BoldSign allow users to predefine form fields and roles, streamlining the process of sending repetitive documents for signature. By associating form fields with specific roles, such as signers, users can eff...

  BoldSign’s  Embedded eSignature  API provides a powerful solution for businesses looking to integrate signature workflows seamlessly into their applications. In this blog post, we’ll explore how you can enhance the embedded sending process using BoldSign. What is embedded sending? In BoldSign, “Embedded Sending” is the process of loading the document within your application and allows the users of your application to send it out for signature from within your application. So, the entire document sending process will happen within your application. How to embed a document within your application? In brief, to perform embedded sending, first you have to create the embedded request link which in turn can be loaded inside an iFrame within your application. You can generate the embedded request URL by invoking the  createEmbeddedRequestUrl  API as below. You can set the below customization properties while generating the embedded request link itself. cURL curl -X...

  In this blog, we will explore how to send custom email notifications with the BoldSign API using Amazon Web Services (AWS) and ASP.NET Core. We will go through step-by-step instructions and look at code snippets that demonstrate how to use AWS SES (Simple Email Service) to send signature requests with signing order to signers. Prerequisites Basic knowledge of ASP.NET Core and C# programming. An AWS account with SES enabled and access credentials  (Access Key ID and Secret Access Key). Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code with the ASP.NET Core SDK installed. If you want to follow along, you’ll need a  BoldSign account  and an API key. The API key is located on the  API Key – BoldSign  page. Refer to the  BoldSign API documentation  for how to generate an API key from your BoldSign account. Setting up a .NET app We are now ready to create a demo application. For our demo, we will be creating an ASP.NET Core MVC application and incorporating the Bo...