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Does eSignGlobal support API integration?

Yes, eSignGlobal provides standard OpenAPI capabilities, enabling seamless integration with customer systems.

 

 

Can the signing page be embedded or integrated into third-party mobile applications?
eSignGlobal supports mobile signing page integration. Developers can:

  1. Use OpenAPI to create and start envelope.
  2. Retrieve the signing page link via OpenAPI.
  3. Embed this link into a third-party app (e.g., a mobile app), allowing signers to access the signing page directly within the customer’s application.
    Note: Currently, mobile signing pages do not support iframe embedding.

 

Can the initiation page be embedded or integrated into third-party applications?
Yes, eSignGlobal supports initiation page integration. Developers can:

  1. Create a signing process via OpenAPI.
  2. Call the "Create Envelope Sender View" API to generate a link for the initiation page.
  3. Embed this link into a third-party application, enabling initiators to access the page directly.
    Current integration methods for initiation pages:
    1. PC iframe embedding
    2. Webview integration
    Limitations:
    1. Mobile initiation pages do not support iframe embedding or direct link-based integration.

 

eSignGlobal’s Signature Generation & Verification Mechanism
eSignGlobal currently supports Electronic Signatures and will soon support Digital Signatures (compliant with regional regulations).

Electronic Signature:

  • Generation: Digital certificates are synthesized onto the signed document.
  • Verification: The entire document is verified as a whole; individual signatures/seals cannot be validated separately.

Digital Signature (Upcoming):

  • Generation: Digital certificates are embedded into specific signature fields.
  • Verification: Enables per-signature/per-seal validation, offering higher security.

 

Will eSignGlobal block contract initiation in countries without e-signature laws?
For countries without enacted e-signature legislation, eSignGlobal does not proactively block contract initiation.

  • eSignGlobal adheres to global legal standards to ensure validity but relies on users to comply with local regulations.
  • If no specific laws exist, eSignGlobal assumes mutual agreement between parties suffices for e-signing.
  • Integration partners are responsible for their own policy-based or risk-based blocking, if applicable.