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I am using the embedded DocuSign envelope signing process using multiple captive recipients.
In our signing process multiple users have to sign the document and after they are done the company representative receives an email asking for his signature.
I would like to automatically (programmaticaly) sign the envelope on behalf of the last signer so he wouldn't have to manually e-sign lots of documents per day.
Is there any method in the DocuSign SOAP API that would help me accomplish this?
The signing of document(s) whether electronically or not still needs to be done by a human. If that part is automated it pretty much defeats the purpose. Even if eventually there is a way to automate the signing process, I would imagine there still has to be at least some sort of interaction or "kick-off" of that process by a human, but only time will tell for that.
No, it's not possible to automatically apply signatures to documents using the DocuSign SOAP API.