For Authorization Code Grant:īegin by opening a web browser and navigating to the following URL: Note that you need to obtainĬonsent through the web interface the first time you request access via the API. We also provide a user info request for finding and storing your account IDĪnd base URI. The eSignature API Postman collection's Authentication folder contains requests for two OAuth 2.0 workflows: AuthorizationĬode Grant and JSON Web Token Grant. DocuSign uses the OAuthĪuthentication model visit our Authentication Guide to see how it works and determine which type to use for your integration. So, before you execute any API request in Postman, you'll need to obtain such a token. Step 3: Pick your desired OAuth grant typeĮvery request to any DocuSign API requires that you authenticate with DocuSign by presenting an access token. Select version 2.1, which is preferred version 2 will be deprecated in the future. API Version: The Postman collection supports the eSignature REST API versions 2 and 2.1.This when you create the key, as it won't be visible thereafter. Select Add Secret Key on the Apps and Keys page and copy the value you can only do Corresponding secret key: For Authentication Code Grant authentication, your integration.Use the Integration Key value, which is automatically generated when you click OK. If you don't have any integrations in your developer account yet, select that button and give your integration a name. GUID issued to your integration when you select Add App and Integration Key on the Apps and Keys page within your developer account’s Settings area. Your integrations are identified in your DocuSign developer account by their integration key, which is a
Integration key: Any app you create with DocuSign is called an integration.The button below opens a dialog box prompting you to configure your Postman environment to do so, you'll need the following values: Once you're in your developer account, select Settings, then choose Apps and Keys from the left nav.įrom here, you'll copy values into the Postman environment setup. Previously set up a developer account, log To set up the DocuSign API Postman collections on your system, you need a DocuSign developer The DocuSignĪPI Postman collections include examples for common workflows such as authenticating to retrieve yourĪccountID and base URI, sending an envelope via email, templates, and embedded signing). Using the DocuSign API Postman Collectionsįollow this guide to install and configure the DocuSign API Postman collections, which enable you toĮxecute requests against the DocuSign RESTĪPIs quickly and easily inside Postman.
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