Area | Description |
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ActivityLog | Get the activity log for a named signer or the entire order. |
Attachments | Download the attachments given when the order was initially created. |
Cancel Order | Cancel order. |
Collected Data Documents | Download any collected data or CPR validation result documents. |
Dates | Change dates and associated intervals of the order or individual steps on the order. |
Deliverables | Download the deliverables of order. |
EasySign | Change phonenumber or shared secret on a EasySign signer. |
InputFields | Get values of SignerInputFields after order is completed. |
Lock | Lock/unlock steps. |
Order | Methods to create or cancel signing request orders |
Order Attachments | List or get files uploaded to order by signer (Order Attachments). |
Order Info | Methods to get a list of signing request orders |
Pades | Download sealed document in PAdES format when order is complete. |
Signer | Change email address and/or name of signer. |
Status | Get the status of the order. |
SourceDocument | Download original uploaded documents when the order was initially created. |
Steps | Change dates, intervals and RequiredToSign of the individual steps on the order. |
Users | Methods to add and modify users. |
X-eSignatur-Id
and X-eSignatur-CreatorId
You should always send these two headers.
The API expects input data to use UTF. If you f.ex. use ISO8859-1 or Windows CP-850 your input will be accepted but it will be parsed incorrectly. Danish æ, ø and å (and other 8-bit characters) will either be shown with a ? or removed.
Incorrect encoding:
000001e0: 2020 2254 6974 6c65 223a 2022 4469 7265 "Title": "Dire 000001f0: 6b74 f872 222c 0d0a 2020 2020 2020 2020 kt.r",..
... correct encoding:
000001e0: 2020 2254 6974 6c65 223a 2022 4469 7265 "Title": "Dire 000001f0: 6b74 c3b8 7222 2c0d 0a20 2020 2020 2020 kt..r",..
Notice that the ø in the first sample is a single character from ISO8859-1. In the second example it has been correctly encoded to the UTF8 version.
All DateTime objects sent from the API are encoded using the Microsoft /DATE(..)
format. DateTime objects sent to the API can follow any of the standards used by JSON.
If a successful operation completes a HTTP code 200 (OK) header is sent to the client.
If an error occurs then one of the following error codes are returned:
The full error text will be set in the X-esignatur-error response header.
Any textual description accompanying the error code is subject to change without notice.
You can be set up to receive notifications when certain events occurs. We will then post a NotificationMessage to a URL of your choice.
For more information about notifications, see Notifications.