When sending an envelope for signatures, you can control how it’s sent to recipients using the routing property in the Envelope. There are two options: Sequential and Parallel. By default, SignatureAPI uses parallel routing.
With Parallel Routing, the envelope is sent to all recipients at the same time. Each recipient can sign the document whenever they want, and there is no required signing order.
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With Sequential Routing, the envelope is sent to one recipient at a time, in the order you specify in the envelope’s recipient array. The next recipient only receives the document after the previous one has signed.
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array.By default, envelopes are sent in Parallel. If you need a specific signing order, set routing to Sequential.
When sending an envelope for signatures, you can control how it’s sent to recipients using the routing property in the Envelope. There are two options: Sequential and Parallel. By default, SignatureAPI uses parallel routing.
With Parallel Routing, the envelope is sent to all recipients at the same time. Each recipient can sign the document whenever they want, and there is no required signing order.
Key Points:
With Sequential Routing, the envelope is sent to one recipient at a time, in the order you specify in the envelope’s recipient array. The next recipient only receives the document after the previous one has signed.
Key Points:
recipient
array.By default, envelopes are sent in Parallel. If you need a specific signing order, set routing to Sequential.