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Sent after a recipient accepts an elastic template.
Sent after a recipient declines an elastic template.
Triggers when an envelope has been completed.
The envelope has been completed by all the recipients.
Sent when the envelope is correctedcorrected, opens in new window within the UI or via any of the Envelopes/EnvelopesRecipients API calls.
This event is sent when an envelope is created through the DocuSign eSignature UI or when an envelope's status is set to "created" after an Envelopes:create API call.
The envelope has been declined by one of the recipients.
This event is sent after an already-sent envelope is deleted, opens in new window.
This event is sent when all recipients have opened the envelope through the DocuSign signing website. This does not signify an email delivery of an envelope.
Sent when an envelope in created or draft state is deleted or discarded within the tagging UI.
Sent when the envelope is queued to be purged, opens in new window or via the Envelopes:update API call.
Sent when the envelope is resent, opens in new window within the UI or via the Envelopes:update API call.
This event is sent when the email notification, with a link to the envelope, is sent to at least one recipient or when it is a recipient's turn to sign during embedded signing. The envelope remains in this state until all recipients have viewed the envelope.
The envelope has been voided by the sender or has expired. The void reason indicates whether the envelope was manually voided or expired.
Sent when DocuSign gets notification that an email delivery has failed. The delivery failure could be for a number of reasons, such as a bad email address or that the recipient’s email system auto-responds to the email from DocuSign.
Sent when the recipient has completed their actions for the envelope, typically (but not always) by signing.
Sent when the recipient declines to sign the document(s) in the envelope.
Sent after a Delegation rule is in place and when a delegated signer is sent an envelope within the UI or the API.
Sent when the recipient has viewed the document(s) in an envelope through the DocuSign signing web site. This does not signify an email delivery of an envelope.
Sent when the recipient selects Finish Later on an envelope.
Sent when the envelope is reassigned by a recipient within the UI.
Triggered when an envelope is resent to a recipient within the web application or using the EnvelopeRecipients : update API call.
This event is sent when an email notification is sent to the recipient signifying that it is their turn to sign an envelope.
Sent when a template is createdtemplate is created, opens in new window within the UI or via the Templates:create API call.
Sent when a template is deleted within the UI or via the recycle bin API call recycle bin API call, opens in new window.
Sent when a template is modified within the UI or via the Templates:update API call.
Adds a member to a list. Note that lists cannot have more than 5,000 members.
Posts a new post.
Deletes the direct message specified in ID.
Removes a post.
Returns a single direct message by ID.
Returns a variety of information about the user specified by ID or screen name parameter.
Returns a single post by Post ID.
Likes or Unlikes the tweet specified in the ID parameters as the authenticating user.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Reposts or Unreposts a post and returns the original post with repost details embedded.
Sends a new direct message to a selected user.
Updates your profile images.
Uploads a new media for post and returns media IDs.
Returns a cursored collection of user objects for users following the specified user.
Returns the most recent posts liked by you or specified user.
Returns all lists the autherticating or specified user subscribes to, including their own.
Returns the 20 most recent mentions for the authenticating user.
Returns all direct messages within the last 30 days. Sorted in reverse-chronological order.
Returns a collection of numeric IDs for every user who has a pending request to follow the authenticating user.
Returns a collection of upto 100 most recent reposts or user IDs belonging to users who have reposted a post.
Retrieves a list of the most recent posts by the user.
Returns posts that meet specified criteria.
Provides a simple, relevance-based search interface to public user accounts on X (formerly Twitter).
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Adds a member to a list. Note that lists cannot have more than 5,000 members.
Posts a new post.
Deletes the direct message specified in ID.
Removes a post.
Downloads a document from a specified envelope.
Returns a single direct message by ID.
Returns a variety of information about the user specified by ID or screen name parameter.
Returns a single post by Post ID.
Gets the content of an envelope form data
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