@andrewkimb 

No, every recipient in the signing workflow will get the signed copy at the end. Why is it nor appropriate for the individual signatories to get a fully-signed document? Can you give an example?

You can use embedded signing through an application or portal and configure it that those embedded recipients do not get a copy of the signed document at the end. However, you should then make this available to the recipients via the application or portal in order for them to access what they signed.

Here are some examples but the point is that it should be configurable by the person collecting signatures because DocuSign can not predict every use case.

• Signatures are often collected in advance and not effective until released
• Sometimes we are just collecting “signature packets” and it is odd to send everyone a bunch of signature pages that are not attached to anything
• Some agreements provide the person can only physically access a copy of the final executed document

We can load a document multiple times and do one signatory to each load to get around some of this. Just seems like an intentional limitation by DocuSign and is what it is.

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Hello, is there a way I can send a document to my manager where he enters his tax identification, and it is then forwarded to the title company without me being able to see it? I tried the “hide with asterisk” feature, but for some reason, it’s not working.

Hi @Chenet,

I hope you are doing well.

Can you provide more information about this? Is there any error message?

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 Christopher | Docusign Community Moderator

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