routing property controls the order in which recipients receive and act on the envelope. Two options are available: sequential and parallel. The default is sequential.
Sequential routing
With sequential routing, the envelope is delivered to one recipient at a time, in the order listed in therecipients array. Each recipient must complete their part before the next one is notified.

- Recipients act in the order defined in the
recipientsarray. - Each recipient must complete before the next one is notified.
- Recipients acting later can see signatures and data entered by those who acted before them.
- Recipients waiting for a previous recipient will have a status of
awaiting. - Use this when the order of signatures matters.
Parallel routing
With parallel routing, all recipients receive the envelope at the same time and can act in any order.
- All recipients are notified simultaneously.
- Recipients can act in any order.
- Use this when signing order does not matter.
Setting routing on an envelope
Set therouting property when creating an envelope. If omitted, sequential routing is used.