From now on, your Enterprise License and the Signaturit API integration will allow you to create a signature request that requires a Digital Certificate to be signed.
Read on if you want to know how.
For the moment, this functionality will allow you to mix the following signature methods: certificate and advanced signature.
Down below is the API call in order to send a document to be signed with a digital certificate by the first signer and with biometric advanced signature for the second signer:
recipients[0][name]:Test
recipients[0][email]:Email
files[0]:test.pdf
recipients[0][sign_with_digital_certificate_file]:1
recipients[0][widgets][0][left]:50
recipients[0][widgets][0][top]:70
recipients[0][widgets][0][height]:10
recipients[0][widgets][0][width]:20
recipients[0][widgets][0][type]:dcf
You also can request a document to be signed with a concrete Digital Certificate. In that case, you should add the following parameter in your API call:
recipients[0][name]:Test
recipients[0][email]:Email
files[0]:test.pdf
recipients[0][digital_certificate_name]=certificate_name
The certificates you can use to sign with this method need to be in a .pfx or .p12 format.
If you have any questions contact us at suport@signaturit.com. We are here to help!