DocuSend routes a document to the right signers in the right order, verifies who they are, captures their signatures, and seals the result with a defensible audit trail. Run it as a standalone signing application, or embed it as the signature and workflow engine behind another system.
Six capability areas make up the platform. Any one is useful on its own; together they form an end-to-end signature and document-workflow system.
Route a document to multiple recipients in a defined sign order, from reusable templates, with automated reminders and a full void / expire lifecycle — so the right people sign in the right sequence without anyone chasing them.
A built-in AI assistant, Scout, plus intelligent field autofill speed up document preparation — reducing the manual field placement that normally slows down getting a document ready to send.
A REST API secured with API keys and rate limiting, webhooks for downstream integration, and embeddable signing widgets — so documents can be sent, tracked, and completed programmatically at volume.
OTP identity verification confirms who is signing before a signature is accepted, and signers can sign by typing, drawing, or uploading an image of their signature.
Every action is written to a tamper-evident audit trail, and completed documents are sealed into an audit PDF and a completion certificate — with a public cryptographic seal anyone can verify against.
SOC 2-oriented access reviews, audit export, and data-purge tooling, plus custom domains, SAML single sign-on, white-labeling, and multi-tenant deployment — controls a compliance or security team expects.
The same lifecycle, identity, and audit engine backs both — you choose how DocuSend shows up.
DocuSend is built to be used as a finished application and as an embedded capability, driving the same governed path from draft to a sealed, executed record either way.
A complete, ready-to-use signing application: prepare documents, build templates, route them to signers, track status through the lifecycle, and collect sealed, certified results.
Drop DocuSend into an existing product using its REST API, webhooks, and embeddable signing widgets — so your application gains ordered signing, identity verification, and sealed audit output without building any of it.
Paired with DocuVault for records & retention — AnswerPoint's companion records & content engine — so the two together span the full document lifecycle.