Has anyone used a webform to kick off a CLM workflow? If so how.
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To kick off a CLM workflow from a webform, you'll need to complete two configurations to establish the connection between eSignature and CLM:
1. Set Up Agreement Action
First, configure an Agreement Action to create a connection between your DocuSign eSignature account and your CLM environment. This enables documents signed via eSignature to be archived into CLM.

2. Create an Agreement Action Rule
Next, create a Rule under Agreement Actions that defines when the workflow should be triggered.
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The rule should be condition-based (e.g., based on a specific template or field value).
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The rule must include the following actions:
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Archive to DocuSign CLM
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Kick off CLM Workflow
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This ensures that once the document is signed through the webform, it is archived in CLM and the specified workflow is automatically initiated

More info: Start Workflow Agreement Action in Docusign CLM
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Do you have an example that you could share? wf
Do you have an example that you could share? wf
Hello,
I am happy to share an example. What specifically are you looking for?
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The workflow that the agreement action calls. What steps in the wf that come from a webform along with an attachment.
The workflow that the agreement action calls. What steps in the wf that come from a webform along with an attachment.
Once the Agreement Action rule kicks off the workflow, all the data submitted via the web form, including attachments, comes into the workflow as XML under the "items" node. To process this data within DocuSign CLM, you need to convert this XML into the CLM-specific XML format, typically structured with a <Root>
and <TemplateFieldData>
tags. This transformation usually requires custom C# code to parse and map the data correctly. The step will be as you configure the workflow according to your requirement.
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can you send an example of this

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Thanks!
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thank you i will look at this.
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