REST API
Read the available catalog and run request or document operations according to your application scopes and supported configurations.
- An API key for each environment
- Selected categories, workflows and scopes
- Idempotency-Key for POST commands
API & REST webhooks
Connect your systems to DekaSign requests, approval workflows and documents. Send data through the REST API and receive process updates through webhooks.
/api/v1/request-formscurl "$DEKASIGN_BASE_URL/api/v1/request-forms" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $DEKASIGN_API_KEY" \
-H "X-Dekasign-Environment: sandbox"Set the variables to your workspace URL and API key. This example reads the permitted catalog.
The REST API and outgoing webhooks work together, each with its own authentication and setup.
Read the available catalog and run request or document operations according to your application scopes and supported configurations.
Receive workflow and document events at your endpoint to connect process outcomes with the next step in your systems.
Design your forms and templates in DekaSign, then connect your app to the published process.
View the full guide →Build your form and workflow, then publish the Request Form Template your integration will use.
The Owner selects the application, environment, categories, workflows and scopes. Keep the API key on your server.
Read the catalog, map your fields and test supported operations. Send an Idempotency-Key with POST commands.
Set up a webhook endpoint to receive events. Use Production according to your organization's permissions and active paid plan.
Grant only the access you need and check each operation's outcome before continuing your business process.
Never place API keys in browser code, public repositories or documents.
Reuse the same Idempotency-Key for the same payload when following up on an uncertain response.
An Owner with an active paid plan manages access. Operation availability follows supported workflows and documents.
Read the documentation or talk through your integration needs with our team.