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We have received feedback that finding the ‘finish later’ button is not intuitive for all clients using/completing docusign templates. It would be great, if it was clearer, for example having the ‘finish later’ on the main screen next to ‘Finish/Complete’
Currently, to apply for a Docusign Electronic Seal (eSeal), the Docusign Sales team need to initiate a Docusign envelope signing process, attach the seal information, and then open a support case for approval by customer or partner.This multi-step process is quite time-consuming and requires coordination between business and technical teams.We would like to suggest that customers or account administrators be able to submit and configure Electronic Seal information directly from the Docusign Admin Console or via API, with Docusign performing the approval and verification afterward.This improvement would: Greatly streamline the eSeal application process; Reduce manual case creation; Improve the overall user experience for enterprise administrators managing Electronic Seals configurations. FreeLink/甫连信息🌍 DocuSign Partner | Partner Profile🌟The only DocuSign Partner globally with two Certified eSignature Technical Consultants🏆 DocuSign 2025 APAC Growth Engine Partner of the Year💡 Ranked #1 in the OG All Star category in DocuSign Community Wrapped 2024📊 DocuSign Community Leaderboard Top 5 contributor🚀 Expertise in DocuSign integrations with on-premises systems for leading enterprises across various industries🔗 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gehengfeng📬 For business inquiries, feel free to connect via :WeChat/微信: +86 1381880287WhatsApp: +65 97796938
It would be very helpful to develop a solution to prevent unwanted page breaks when uploading Word documents. I have reviewed all possible causes—fonts, tables, etc.—and none of these are the issue. I have been using the system for several years and have not encountered this problem before. Having to save the document as a PDF when working with large volumes adds unnecessary work. I hope you can take this into consideration and develop a fix. Thanks!
When using the Add Comment feature when signing an envelope in DocuSign, I think it would be great if we could call more attention to Comment that have been posted by the following:When the email with the full text of the comment is sent, clicking the “View” link button takes you directly to the comment, not the first page of the packet. Our comments are likely going to be somewhere within 100 pages or more, it would be nice not to have to hunt for the comment(s). If a comment is added to a page, making it pop/standout via changing the appearance of the thumbnail of the page it appears on might be helpful. Such as highlighting the thumbnail border a bright color, or using some kind of colored flag in the top right or left hand corner of the thumbnail image. The dull blue color the comment “bubble”/”dot” appears on the page once it has been posted actually matches a common color used in our documents we create envelopes for. If the user could alter the color to be a range of different colors, I think that would help the comment be easier to find. Also, the shape of the comment, and possibly having the comment appear on the page, not off past the far right border of the page, would all be nice options to give users.These are my three best suggestions at the moment for how to make comments more user friendly. I think they would be good ideas for DocuSign to at least consider making available to users in the future.Thanks,Josh
Clients currently lose their data if they do not complete the intake form in a single session. This can lead to frustration and incomplete submissions.Clients are not able to pause and resume form completion without losing data, and aren’t clearly informed that progress won’t be saved or advised on what they need to complete the form in one sitting.Please allow SAVE on the Webforms linked to Maestro.
Hi DocuSign team,Please bring back the ability to see recipient details by default. Forcing users to manually expand the "Show recipient details" panel every time is a frustrating and unnecessary step. This change slows down workflows and adds friction to a process that used to be smooth.If this is part of a redesign, it needs to be optional. Power users rely on that visibility. Please escalate this — it's a major usability issue.Thanks,
When creating a contract from templates, the first screen is where you input the customer contact info. At the bottom of the screen are two buttons, [Advanced Edit] in white and [Send] in yellow. This is intuitive. When you click advanced edit you then can make additional edits to the contract. At the bottom of this screen the buttons are [Send Now] in white and [Next] in yellow. This is counter intuitive. It would be better if on this second screen the [Next] were on the left and in white, and the [Send Now] were on the right and in yellow, for consistency.The [Send] buttons should always be in yellow and on the right to avoid unintentionally sending the contract out before it is ready.
Currently upon sending envelopes/upload requests to a participant from a workspace the user gets an email about assigned tasks. This email is not found in the resource file so we are unable to modify it. Please allow for us to modify the email template.
We have a complex process for CE certification of our machines. This process requires numerous signatures from employees, sometimes the same employees signing multiple times at different times. Unfortunately, we've now reached the limit of 200 rules. If DocuSign could increase the number of rules allowed, it would be a huge help. As it stands, we'll constantly have to delete rules to stay below the 200 limit.
Enable the ability to have signing groups working within the workspaces.
Currently, the Envelopes sidebar provides clear visibility into nearly every stage of the document lifecycle—from draft, to sent, to completed, and even Expiring Soon. However, once an agreement has officially expired, it effectively disappears from meaningful visibility. These expired agreements remain accessible only briefly, persisting in the Agreement Activity feed for as long as it takes roughly five new agreements to arrive. After that, they are no longer surfaced in any structured or discoverable way.This gap creates a significant missed opportunity for users.Expired agreements are often a valuable signal, representing prospects who were previously engaged but did not complete the signing process in time. Without a dedicated location for these agreements, users lose an important touchpoint for follow-up, analysis, and potential reengagement.Adding an “Expired Agreements” section to the Envelopes navigation would: Complete the document lifecycle representation within the platform. Every major stage—except expiration—is already accounted for. Improve user experience and workflow efficiency, ensuring expired agreements remain accessible and easy to review. Enable strategic reengagement, helping users identify and follow up with parties who demonstrated prior interest. Create continuity and clarity, especially for users handling large volumes of agreements where expiration is a meaningful status. By introducing a dedicated folder or view for expired agreements, the platform would deliver a more comprehensive lifecycle management experience and unlock a high-value resource for users looking to recover missed opportunities.
DocuSign CLM does not provide a native way to automatically CC or BCC recipients (such as the sender or a designated archive mailbox) on outgoing emails triggered from folders or documents within workflows.This creates challenges for teams that require:Centralized recordkeeping of outbound communications Audit/compliance visibility into what was sent externally Easy access for users to reference sent communications without relying solely on CLM records
In some of our larger envelopes, we have 300+ pages, and maybe 30-40 signature and signed date fields applied for each of (typically) four signers. I’ve noticed that vary often, in this scenario, DocuSign becomes very slow when trying to ungroup that many fields across that many pages. But <300 pages and <30 fields typically ungroups rather quickly still.Is there anyway DocuSign could make it so all fields applied via a template could be ungrouped all at once, and quickly?While this isn’t a huge issue for us, it is a lot of wasted time for the envelope preparer of our largest documents, having to sit and wait for minutes at a time, while one field’s series of applications is ungrouped. And then multiply that by 8, and significant time is lost when trying to ungroup all the fields we need to, to be able to shift fields in such a manner that they will not cover other text on the document.Thanks,Josh
When I create an envelope, there is a "Message" section that we can write a message to the recipient (my insurance customer). After the document is signed, I can click on the "Completed with DocuSign..." and then click on "Details" and see the message is that I sent to the recipient, but I cannot save this nor does it save with the downloaded document or summary.When I download all documents, this "Details" or "Message" does not show up on anything. It is imperative that we keep that message as many times we are talking about coverages or some other important insurance "stuff" to our insured, and we need to keep a copy of that message, as it could be a matter of an E & O issue if we do not.In summary, the Details page should also be included with the signed document and summary page, but right now it is not. The only way I can save the message sent to the recipient is to copy and paste it into a Word document and that is very time consuming, plus that might not stand up in court. We CANNOT create a template, as we send different messages to each customer.We need this message to be downloaded with the signed documents, as we have to save this message! This should be an easy fix!
I’m aware that Docusign has the ability to create “Name + Date” stamps, which will allow an end-user to add a custom date as part of the stamp:From the Docusign documentationWhat we’re looking for is the ability to add custom fields (such as reference IDs & other elements such as % rate) into a stamp, which the end-user can stamp on a document. This will significantly cut down our end-users' workloads, as they wouldn’t need to individually place fields on the documents that they need to stamp.The functionality that matches closely with this would be similar to Docusign Templates, but instead of adding a separate document as a new page, it’s a stamp that you can place at the places where you’d normally place a stamp, so no new pages are needed to be put in.
When all parties complete the signing process and the employee receives a copy of the contract via WhatsApp, an exclamation mark appears after the file name (see attached image). In Hebrew, an exclamation mark in a WhatsApp message is often perceived as pressure, anger, or a demand—even when the intention is completely innocent. I kindly ask that the exclamation mark be removed.





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