Create Template

The name of the template.

Email subject for the signature request that recipients will see. Defaults to the default system subject or a template subject (if the document is created from a template).

Email message for the signature request that recipients will see. Defaults to the default system message or a template message (if the document is created from a template).

Whether the template can still be updated before it is ready for usage. If set to false the template is marked as Available and it will be ready for use. Defaults to false.

Number of days before the signature request expires. Defaults to the account expiration setting or template expiration (if the document is created from a template).

Whether to send signing reminders to recipients. Reminders are sent on day 3, day 6, and day 10 if set to true. Defaults to true.

When set to true recipients will sign one at a time in the order of the recipients collection of this request.

Unique identifier for API Application settings to use. API Applications are optional and mainly used when isolating OAuth apps or for more control over embedded API settings

An alternative way (if you can’t use the recommended way) of placing fields in specific locations of your document by using special text tags. Useful when changing the content of your files changes the location of fields. See API documentation for “Text Tags” for details. Defaults to false.

A URL that recipients are redirected to after successfully signing a document.

Whether to allow recipients the option to decline signing a document. If multiple signers are involved in a document, any single recipient can cancel the entire document signing process by declining to sign.

In some cases a signer is not the right person to sign and may need to reassign their signing responsibilities to another person. This feature allows them to reassign the document to someone else.

A URL that recipients are redirected to if the document is declined.

Sets the language for the template and documents created from the template for all recipient side interactions including the document email and the document itself. Accepted languages: English, Français, Español, Deutsch, Polski, Português, Dansk, Nederlands, Italiano, Русский, Svenska, العربية, Ελληνικά, Türkçe, Slovenčina. Language should be sent in ISO 639-1 format: en, fr, es, de, pl, pt, da, nl, it, ru, sv, ar, el, tr, sk.