Streamlining E-Signatures in Multi-Step Forms with Power Pages and DocuSign Integration
The integration between Power Pages and DocuSign simplifies the inclusion of e-signatures in multi-step forms using a low-code Studio interface. By utilizing a Microsoft Power Automate Flow with a DocuSign connector, users can easily view and sign documents. This allows you to seamlessly add a digital signature step to your forms, streamlining the signing process.… Read More »
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