1. Do you have admin privileges to install or edit packages?
2. Can you see Docusign in your packages at all?

Yes I am an Admin. 

Nevermind, I had to zoom out to see install and I was able to install and get this working. Thank you

We were experiencing the same issue, and after doing the above our DocuSign Gen is no longer working. When users try to generate a contract in Salesforce, it just leads to a blank screen.
Has anyone else experienced this and found a solution?

Following the steps here resolved my issue related to OAUTH_APPROVAL_ERROR_GENERIC:

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=005132365&type=1

New Approve Uninstalled Connected Apps user permission

This new user permission is automatically assigned to the System Administrator standard profile. Custom profiles aren’t automatically updated, including those previously cloned from the System Administrator standard profile.

After the connected app usage restriction is enforced in September 2025, this user permission grants access to use uninstalled connected apps, bypassing the new usage restriction. It should only be assigned to highly trusted users, such as administrators and those involved in managing or testing connected app integrations.

We recommend using care when assigning this user permission. For example, only grant to admin users and to users who manage connected app integrations and need to test the apps before installing on the org for access by other end users.

Hi all,

I’ve applied the above fix in my sandbox (had to click Install first to see the manage OAuth options).

Would this stop users from having to keep re-authorising their connection if I do the same in production? I’ll be updating our DAL version soon and want to know if pre-authorising certain profiles avoids this, since I had to re-authorise DocuSign when testing in sandbox.

Thanks!

Hello,
Thank 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.
Thank you, @ Ian-Pro, for sharing your knowledge here 
Hi @ Cviresmith, rparks, Swethamandadi, brianofrokk3r,
I see that the suggested solution worked. Thanks for the update.
Hi @anonymouse1, vmuthu, l.smith, may you please try and see if the suggested solution will work? Let me know if you still need further assistance with this. Thank you!
Hi @mollyh, This issue is related to the Salesforce Connected App Security Changes outlined here: DocuSign Support Article. To resolve the OAuth errors, please follow these steps:Install the DocuSign Apps Launcher to Manage Connected Apps in Salesforce Setup.
Important Note:
Any changes to OAuth App policies will revoke existing user tokens. If you encounter an error such as “You have not granted or have revoked your consent to be impersonated by DocuSign Apps Launcher”, your users will need to refresh their consent flow.

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Hello everyone,

But what if the connected app itself is missing? I’ve installed the DocuSign App Launcher package today, wanted to connect SF to DocuSign by following the steps described above, but the DocuSign connected app is missing on both Manage Connected Apps tab and Connected Apps OAuth Usage. It’s just not on the list.

My admin user has the Approve Uninstalled Connected Apps permission assigned.

UPD: Never mind, I’ve resolved this by connecting from DocuSign to Salesforce first. After this the connected app appeared on the list.

Best regards,

Alex

Hello ​@alexmint 

That’s great to hear—glad things are working now. If anything else comes up or you hit another roadblock, don’t hesitate to reach out here in the Community.

Wishing you a smooth rest of your day!

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Ma. Cassandra | Docusign Community Moderator