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DocuSign integration: Managing your integration via self-service

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DocuSign is available as an add‑on solution to Enterprise. You can integrate DocuSign with the SOW feature in your Services Procurement module and/or with your candidate and assignment approval workflows throughout Enterprise.

Integrating DocuSign with multiple Enterprise workflows requires Enterprise configuration, updates to your workflows, including the SOW negotiation phase in your Services Procurement module, and applicable permissions granted to your designated Enterprise administrator to set up and manage your DocuSign integration. Reach out to your Client Operations Manager (COM) or Relationship Manager (RM) to learn more.

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Your designated Enterprise administrator who has the applicable permissions must set up and manage your DocuSign Demo account integration.

Information in this article reflects a standard Enterprise configuration. Your Enterprise platform is based on your organization’s configuration. Settings and/or data visibility rules may vary slightly from what is described.

The steps outlined in this article are based on non-client-specific configuration settings. Your specific setup is based on your company's configuration/visibility and may vary slightly.

After you’ve worked with your COM or RM to integrate DocuSign with Enterprise, you must pair your DocuSign account with Enterprise via self-service before you can use the DocuSign add-on with your SOW feature and/or with your candidate and assignment approval workflows throughout Enterprise. 

You must set up a demo and a production DocuSign account in Enterprise.

To link your DocuSign account with Enterprise, you need a Connect Key. Your Connect Key is the HMAC key generated for your account in DocuSign. 

Each DocuSign key must be unique for each Enterprise environment and cannot exceed 100 characters. If your key exceeds that limit, work with your DocuSign representative to generate a new key with less than 100 characters.

Connecting your Demo account

As the designated Enterprise administrator, set up and test your Demo DocuSign before you set up your Production DocuSign account.

Beeline Best Practice. Always use your Demo account to test changes in your user acceptance testing (UAT) environment before you make them in your production environment.

To pair your DocuSign Demo account with Enterprise, complete these steps from your Enterprise dashboard.

  1. Select Preferences > VMS Settings > eSignature Settings.

    An eSignature Settings page displays.
     

  2. Select Account Management. A different eSignature Settings page displays.
    TIP: This eSignature Settings page includes a configuration for your default DocuSign Signature page. If you have questions about that setting, please contact your COM or RM.
  3. Select the Edit icon next to DocuSign Account.
    A DocuSign Account page displays.
  4. Select Connect Demo Account.

    A Select Demo Account dialog displays.
  5. Choose your account from the Select Account list, and then click Select.
  6. In a separate browser tab, navigate to and sign in to your production DocuSign account.
  7. Choose the Admin tab from the Home page.
  8. Scroll down to Integrations and then select Connect. A Connect page displays. 
  9. Select the Connect Keys tab.
  10. Select Add Secret Key. An HMAC key is generated.
  11. Select the Key field and then select Copy to clipboard.
  12. Navigate back to the DocuSign Account page in Enterprise.
  13. Click in the Connect Key field to paste your DocuSign key.
  14. Select Save Changes.

    Your demo DocuSign account is paired with your Enterprise platform.
  15. Continue with Testing your demo account.

Testing your demo account with your talent management templates

Before you replicate your DocuSign demo account settings in your Production environment, test your integration in your Enterprise project site. Testing your integration helps ensure that your talent management document templates and processes run smoothly for each workflow (candidate and/or assignment), industry, and request type your organization uses.

Before you test your demo account, make sure you’ve completed these tasks.

Task Comments

Connect your demo account

Follow the steps in this article.

Create test documents

Create one static and one dynamic document template for each workflow (candidate and assignment), each industry, and each request type your organization uses. Find out how in this Administering talent management templates article.

How many documents you need to create will vary based on these criteria:

  • Which workflows you have integrated with DocuSign
  • Whether you need separate documents for each industry in which you use DocuSign.
  • Whether you need separate documents for each request type in which you use DocuSign.
Change your eSignature email addresses to your tester’s email

Find out how in this overseeing talent management documents.

CAUTION: Although you’re going to test with your Demo account, DocuSign processing is live. Each test will generate actual documents and emails.

 

After you’ve completed the preceding tasks, test your DocuSign integration by completing these steps from your Enterprise dashboard.

  1. Optional. If you have DocuSign integrated into your candidate approval workflows, complete these steps.
    1. Create a requisition for a request type in an industry for which you have DocuSign integrated into the workflow.
    2. Make sure that each template you’ve created for your Candidate workflow is initiated when you submit an offer to a candidate.
    3. Make sure that each template you’ve created for your Candidate workflow is initiated when you onboard a candidate.
    4. Add any unplanned static document. Find out how in this Overseeing Talent Management Documents article.
    5. Send the documents for eSignature. Find out how in this Overseeing Talent Management Documents article.
    6. Complete the workflow task.
    7. Check the status of pending documents on the eSignature Management tab for the Candidate workflow. 
    8. Review and sign each document.
  2. Optional. If you have DocuSign integrated into your assignment approval workflows, complete these steps.
    1. Locate an assignment for which you have DocuSign integrated into the workflow.
    2. Extend the assignment and make sure that each template you’ve created for your Assignment workflow is initiated.
    3. Locate an assignment for which you have DocuSign integrated into the workflow.
    4. Amend the assignment and make sure that each template you’ve created for your Assignment workflow is initiated.
  3. Complete these steps to test your workflow for a rejected signatory.
    1. Locate an email requesting approval on an eSignature document.
    2. From within DocuSign, reject the document. A task is generated in Enterprise to prompt the program office to review the rejected eSignature document. 
    3. Make sure the managed service provider owner received a Setup eSignature task awaiting action notification in their My To Do List.
  4. Preview and download a completed document.
  5. Optional. If you’re using delegation, open an eSignature document and then use the Assign To feature in DocuSign.
  6. After you’ve completed testing, continue with Connecting your Production account.

Connecting your Production account

Your designated Enterprise administrator who has the applicable permissions must set up and manage your DocuSign Production account integration.

As the designated Enterprise administrator, you must pair your DocuSign Production account with Enterprise via self-service before you can use DocuSign with the SOW feature in your Serivces Procurement module and/or your candidate and assignment workflows. Be sure you set up and test your Demo DocuSign account before you set up your Production DocuSign account in Enterprise.

To pair your Production DocuSign account with Enterprise, complete these steps from your Enterprise dashboard.

  1. Select Preferences > VMS Settings > eSignature Settings. An eSignature Settings page displays.
  2. Select Account Management. A different eSignature Settings page displays.
  3. Select the Edit icon next to DocuSign Account. A DocuSign Account page displays.
  4. Select Connect Production Account.
  5. In a separate browser tab, navigate to and sign in to your production DocuSign account.
  6. Choose the Admin tab from the Home page.
  7. Scroll down to Integrations and then select Connect. A Connect page displays. 
  8. Select the Connect Keys tab.
  9. Select Add Secret Key. An HMAC key is generated.
  10. Select the Key field and then select Copy to clipboard.
  11. Navigate back to the DocuSign Account page in Enterprise.
  12. Click in the Connect Key field to paste your DocuSign key.
  13. Select Save Changes.

    Your production DocuSign account is paired with your Enterprise platform.
  14. Set up your DocuSign templates. Find out how in this article.

Administering your DocuSign account key

Beeline Best Practice Recommendation: To minimize risk and prevent unauthorized access to your DocuSign account, occasionally change your DocuSign account key.

To change your DocuSign account key, complete these steps from your Enterprise dashboard.

  1. Select Preferences > VMS Settings > eSignature Settings. An eSignature Settings page displays.
  2. Select Account Management. A different eSignature Settings page displays.

  3. Select the Edit icon next to DocuSign Account. A DocuSign Account page displays.
  4. In a separate browser tab, navigate to and sign in to your production DocuSign account.
  5. Choose the Admin tab from the Home page.
  6. Scroll down to Integrations and then select Connect. A Connect page displays. 
  7. Select the Connect Keys tab.
  8. Select Add Secret Key. A new HMAC key is generated.
  9. Copy the new key.
  10. Navigate back to the DocuSign Account page in Enterprise.
  11. Select Change Key.
  12. Enter the new key in the Connect Key field.
  13. Select Save Changes.
  14. Go back to your DocuSign Admin account and then remove the previous key from the DocuSign Key list on the Connect Keys tab on the Connect page.

 

Documentation release: Beeline Enterprise | Q1 2025

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