Workday integration and migration to Azure

Question

Got the notice of the move to Azure and wanted to double check that since we are using Workday’s prebuilt integration to eSigniture, Workday will be handling any required changes.

Ma.Cubio · Accepted Answer

Hello ​@Clarke_HairSince Workday is the integration owner, they should handle any required changes. I highly recommend that you contact them instead.Sincerely,Ma. Cassandra| Docusign Community ModeratorIf this helped, feel free to like 👍 and click "Best Answer."

Ma.Cubio · Answer

Hello ​@Clarke_HairThank you for reaching out, and welcome to the Docusign Community! We appreciate your question and assure you that we are fully committed to providing you with the best service possible.To better support your needs and stay ahead of what’s next, Docusign eSignature is moving to the cloud—bringing more agility, security, and speed to every transaction.Over the next several months, all Docusign eSignature transactions will move to Microsoft Azure. This shift is aimed at giving you stronger security, better performance, and faster innovation.This update applies to all production accounts, except those hosted on AU, CA, and JP1 servers, which already operate on Azure. This also applies to all demo accounts. The transition will begin in September 2025 for demo accounts and roll out to production accounts from November 2025 to May 2026.✨ Key takeaways:Robust security:Your data gets top-tier protection with Azure's trusted infrastructure.More agility and resilience:A cloud-native infrastructure means faster response to change, improved uptime, and fewer disruptions.More innovation, faster:With Azure, we can build and ship features more quickly to address your biggest agreement challenges.Better demand management:Azure’s elastic cloud helps us scale to meet spikes in demand so your agreements stay on track even during peak periods.✅ Action needed (for a subset of customers): Review your IP address & domain allow-listing settingsIf your organization restricts inbound network connections and allow-lists specific Docusign IP addresses, you’ll need to update your allow-list to include all current Docusign IP ranges. This ensures your integrations and signing processes continue running smoothly.IP allow-listing:Ensure your allow-list includes all current Docusign IP ranges from ourTrust Centerby December 31, 2025 for both production and demo accounts.Note:If your production account is in AU, CA, or JP1, no action is required for production, but action is needed for demo accounts.Domain allow-listing:Update your settings to include the following sub-domains:demo-b.docusign.netna1-b.docusign.netna2-b.docusign.netna3-b.docusign.netna4-b.docusign.neteu-b.docusign.net✅ No action is required if:You don’t use IP or domain allow-listing, orYou already allow the full IP ranges published on ourTrust Center, andYour production account is in AU, CA, or JP1 (demo accounts still need updates).👉 Curious about the transition or wondering if you need to take action? Go to this link andDrop your questions in the commentssectionor check outthe FAQs.If you found the response to be a useful solution to your question, please “like” and mark it as the best answer by clicking “Select as Best” to make it easier for other users to find. Thank you!Sincerely,Ma. Cassandra | Docusign Community ModeratorIf this helped, feel free to Like👍and click "Best Answer"

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