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  • March 13, 2024
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I have a doctor only wanting to sign orders through DocuSign, but there is only one designated employee in the branch to send them. Is there a way for her to have access to Docusign send them to the doctor for signature without having access to other thing in DocuSign, 

Best answer by David.Schmitz

@Shalondria What a User can do in a DocuSign Account is controlled by the Permission Profile and enabled features.  There is a basic Permission Profile that is a DocuSign default called DS Sender, which allows for a User to send envelopes.  You can also create custom Permission Profiles as a DocuSign Admin on the account and provide more detailed access to some functionality.

Note: The default Permission Profiles such as DS Sender cannot be altered.

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@Shalondria What a User can do in a DocuSign Account is controlled by the Permission Profile and enabled features.  There is a basic Permission Profile that is a DocuSign default called DS Sender, which allows for a User to send envelopes.  You can also create custom Permission Profiles as a DocuSign Admin on the account and provide more detailed access to some functionality.

Note: The default Permission Profiles such as DS Sender cannot be altered.

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