Hello @a.k.sangui,
Thank you for reaching out to the Docusign Community! We appreciate your question and are happy to share our knowledge with you.
I understand your inquiry about a method to return an envelope to a previous recipient for corrections without voiding or canceling the envelope and restarting the process. This is a great question!
While a direct "send back to previous signer" feature is unavailable, you can achieve a similar outcome using Collaborative Fields. When a change is made within a Collaborative Field that requires initials, the envelope routes back to the earliest signer, prompting them to initial the suggested change. You can leverage this logic to force an envelope to route back to the person who needs to review the document once again. Another is for the Compliance officer to utilize the Document Markup. Signers can use document markup to negotiate changes to documents. Using the Mark Up field, a signer can obscure portions of a document. Optionally, they can add text to the field. Like collaborative fields, all signers must review and approve all markup changes. Mark up events are recorded in the envelope History and in the Certificate of Completion.
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