Adobe Acrobat Sign

What it does

Adobe Acrobat Sign (formerly Adobe Sign / EchoSign) sends agreements for e-signature and downloads the combined signed PDF. Uses OAuth2 against secure.na1.adobesign.com and resolves the user's per-shard API endpoint via /baseUris on first call.

Setup

1. In Adobe Acrobat Sign, go to Account → Acrobat Sign API → API Applications, create a Customer app.
2. Configure OAuth, enable scopes agreement_send:account, agreement_read:account, agreement_write:account.
3. Add redirect URI https://<your-domain>/callback/adobe_sign.
4. In FlowFn Admin → Platform Tools → Adobe Acrobat Sign, paste Client ID, Client secret, and redirect URI.
5. Connect from the FlowFn app and authorize the scopes.

Actions

• Send Agreement — name + transient_document_id + ordered participants. State defaults to IN_PROCESS (sent); use DRAFT to author without sending.
• Get Agreement — fetches an agreement by id, including participant state.
• Download Signed Documents — returns the combined signed PDF as base64, optionally with the audit report appended.

Notes

Agreements anchor to a transient document id (uploaded via POST /transientDocuments) that expires after 7 days. v1 expects the transient id to be supplied as input; add a multipart upload step before Send Agreement for full automation.