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Enhancement: Include Form Names in Signature Audit via API
urrently, the Signature Audit data available through the API includes file names associated with signed documents. While this provides basic traceability, it can be difficult for users to easily identify which form each file name corresponds to—especially when multiple forms share similar naming conventions or when file names are system-generated. To improve usability and transparency, it would be beneficial for the API response to include the form names alongside or in place of the file names. Proposed Enhancement: Update the Signature Audit API response to include the form name for each document or file entry. Maintain the existing file name field for backward compatibility, but add a new attribute such as formName or form_display_name. Ensure the form name corresponds to the display name as configured in the form settings within the system.Delete docs in signatures
This idea included below was discarded by your team for lack of activity. However, I did see that my idea received 2 positive votes by other customers. I can certainly understand shelving the idea because you have bigger fish to fry. But to discard it outright makes no sense to me. This is not an idea so much as it is an observation of an obvious oversight. Not being able to delete docs that you no longer wish to store on a data storage platform that charges for data storage is a glitch that needs to be fixed. Please reconsider this "idea." Thanks. ============================ When I have completed an e-signature process on a doc and have saved the signed doc elsewhere, I would like to be able to delete that doc from the signatures section of the platform. At present, I am not able to do that. I use that section of the platform to manage my doc signature process and be able to instantly see which docs are in process. Once the doc has been signed, I no longer want to see that doc in that section. It gets cluttered. Plus, the platform charges for data storage. So the idea that I can't delete docs that I no longer wish to store lacks a certain aesthetic to the platform experience overall.
