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Combine Envelope Documents When Using the "Archive To" Agreement Rules in Esignature

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  • February 26, 2025
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Combine Envelope Documents When Using the "Archive To" Agreement Rules in Esignature

Combine envelope documents into a single PDF file to save files in directories (SharePoint, OneDrive, etc.) when using "Archive To" agreement rules in Esignature. Currently, the system only provides the option to save the files in a zip folder or as individual files in the directory.

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  • Newcomer
  • March 21, 2025

I can endorse this feature request. A similar feature is available for users when downloading signed pdfs:

 


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  • Docusign Employee
  • January 16, 2026

Thanks for sharing this idea with us, ​@Lohaine. We’ve reviewed it and appreciate the thought behind it.

At this time, we’re not planning to pursue this request, so we’ve marked it as parked. 

While it’s not on our current roadmap, ideas like yours help inform future direction if priorities change.

Thanks again for contributing your input.

Best regards,
Marco | Docusign Community Moderator


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  • Docusign Employee
  • January 16, 2026
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  • Newcomer
  • July 22, 2026

I would welcome this change and really don’t understand why it isn’t an option already.  If the document can be downloaded individually as a combined PDF why would this not also be an option in the bulk processes.  I work in a highly regulated industry and for DocuSigns to be accepted the certificate of completion needs to be included in the signed document pack.  We send thousands of documents a year, so downloading individually is operationally inefficient.  The support call I raised suggested the SharePoint app, however this would be a global change and we would lose the flexibility we currently for different creation methods where SharePoint would not be suitable.  It feels unnecessarily restrictive, given the combined PDF is already available individually, so the functionality exists within the application.