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October 21, 2026
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Unable to sign document using MacOS 27.0.1

User is unable to sign document (envelope id 8*******-****-****-****-*********ced) using MacOS 27.01. 
The platform does not identify the presence of the software and displays "Software Docusign PKI not installed".
Configuration:
A1 Certificate;
Docusign PKI up to date (10/21/2026);
Google Chrome Browser v. 156.0.8078.48;
Chrome Docusign PKI Extension 26.3.2.0.

Also tested:
Firefox Browser 158.0.1
Firefox Docusign PKI Extension 24.2.1.0

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Community Moderator
October 21, 2026

Hello ​@Mauricio Faccini,

Welcome to the Docusign Community! Thank you for providing your system configuration. 

For reference, please refer to the following articles for information on system requirements and guidelines for signing with your digital certificate:


Sign Documents With Signer-Held Digital Certificates

System Requirements for Signing

 

I hope this helps! If there’s anything else, please feel free to let us know.

 

Best regards,

Jenny | Docusign Community Moderator

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New Voice
October 21, 2026

Checked. All fine with compatibility, supported configurations and versions.

It seems that the browser extension not “talking” with installed pki.

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Community Moderator
October 21, 2026

Hello ​@Mauricio Faccini,

Thanks for getting back. Since everything seems compatible, but still the issue persists, it would be best to reach out to our Support team for further investigation.

👉 Contact Docusign Support | Submit a Help Request

 

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

 

Best regards,

Jenny | Docusign Community Moderator

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New Voice
October 21, 2026

Already opened. Waiting for some help...

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Newcomer
October 26, 2026

Olá, boa tarde.

Peguei esse problema hoje em um mac da empresa, depois de alguns testes a solução foi instalar o Rosetta

softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license

 

Rosetta (oficialmente Rosetta 2) é um tradutor da própria Apple. Os Macs mais novos usam chips da Apple (M1, M2, M3, M4…), que “falam” uma linguagem de processador diferente dos chips Intel usados nos Macs antigos. Programas feitos para Intel não rodam diretamente nesses chips, e o Rosetta traduz esses programas em tempo real para que funcionem, sem você precisar fazer nada além de instalá-lo.

Ele é gratuito, seguro, vem da Apple e só precisa ser instalado uma vez. Um ponto para a sua base de consulta: a Apple anunciou que vai reduzir o suporte ao Rosetta em versões futuras do macOS, então, a longo prazo, a solução definitiva depende de a DocuSign lançar o PKI com Java próprio para chips Apple.

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