My organization is locked out from signing 3rd party documents after our enterprise account contract expired. When logging in to sign an agreement, they are met with a SAML SSO login error or if they attempt to create an account under our domain they get a generic error message. (Screenshots below)
We have already deleted the Docusign Enterprise SAML App on the Azure side and removing the TXT record from our DNS record. This was done when we originally claimed our domain for Docusign use.
After reviewing documentation, we believe our account was never closed out correctly. We never withdrew the claim to our domain, unchecked Prevent unmanaged signups, or unchecked required SSO login with our Identity provider (Azure AD). Since our account is closed out we cannot login to change these settings retroactively. Now our domain is associated with a closed out account that cannot be logged into and docusign support has only provided generic answers about disabling SSO and contacting IT.
A “workaround” is to have 3rd parties disable the login requirement however for sensitive documents this is NOT an option and many senders refuse to modify their security requirements regardless.
Welcome to the Docusign Community and thank you for posting your concerns!
I’m sorry to about your unfortunate experience, I understand that your Docusign account to which your organization and domain are tied to is currently closed and your people are unable to sign their documents due to a claimed domain.
I understand you had a case open, I recommend you contact support providing your issue and the following information on how to possibly solve it.
The only solution for your issue, as you stated, is to edit the claimed domain's settings. As the account that is tied to the Organization is closed, of course you wouldn’t be able to self-resolve this as you have no access. In that case, a customer support agent would have to use an Organization ACR, and the affected would have to prove ownership of the domain (either the affected would have to be a Organization Admin on the the closed Organization, or you'd have to add a TXT record to the DNS of the domain in question).
The ACR would ask to have the claimed domain removed from the Organization, therefore liberating the domain.
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Nathaly | Docusign Community Moderator "Select as Best" below if you find the answer a valid solution to your issue!
Hello @nathaly.monge,
Update: I made a ticket per your instructions with support on Monday, and they are escalating as of today 5/30/2024 after asking for my account information. I will update again once I get something relevant back.
Thank you for your response.
Hello @Osprey,
Thank you for reaching back.
That’s great, I hope you can get the issue resolved. Let’s keep in touch regarding this.
Please let us know if you need further assistance with this.
Best regards,
Nathaly | Docusign Community Moderator "Select as Best" below if you find the answer a valid solution to your issue!
Hi @nathaly.monge
Unfortunately, it seems I’ve hit another roadblock. In order to execute the ACR request to withdrawal my locked domain, I need to sign a document which was sent to my account belonging to the locked domain.
I’ve already proven the original owner email address, account name, and account number as well proved domain ownership via TXT record when provided a GUID. Support requiring a signature on a DocuSign agreement from the very domain that can’t sign agreements is frustrating to say the least.
I replied back to support on 5/31/2024 letting them know the situation and have yet to hear back.
Would it be possible for me to private message you my case number to try and come to a speedy resolution? We need our domain back.
Thanks
Hello @Osprey,
Thank you for reaching back.
Sure, I can gladly help, please DM me your case number.
Please let us know if you need further assistance with this.
Best regards,
Nathaly | Docusign Community Moderator "Select as Best" below if you find the answer a valid solution to your issue!
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