​@Craig4500 

The scenario you described is something that is commonly realised with Docusign PowerForms and not with in-person signing. People can enter their name and email address and sign in-person on a tablet or other device presented to them, without the need to set them up as in-person signers and hosting the ceremony.

The URL to the PowerForm can be configured in the web browser as the default or a link in SharePoint, etc.

​@Craig4500,

In addition to the ​@Michael.Rave’s solution, another option would be to implement the embedded signing for these users to sign the envelope only when get access to this website locally in a POS, totem or on-site device. 

Unless you strictly need to execute this process through API or for something not covered by PowerForm (like fully embedding the signature in the website, not requiring them to open a pop-up window or new tab outside the application), the easier and faster approach would be to start with a PowerForm link being displayed to these users on their devices. 

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Regards,

Renan

​@Renan.Araujo we’re open to suggestions, however the form hosted on the internal network cannot be opened to external signers on an external network. 

Their e-signature is part of the form and the ask is to remove any manual admin from the process, hence implementing the D-ocusign in-person signing.