Getting Started

1. Within the .classpath file, change the following line:
<classpathentry kind=”lib” path=”<LOCATION>/Signority_API_JAVA/src/gson-2.8.5.jar”>
So that the <LOCATION> is the location that the project is located
2. Makes sure that the GSON jar is located in the src folder of the project, if not found, download the latest version and place the gson-X.X.X.jar in the src folder

Download the C# sample code here.

Curl

Curl setup coming soon

JavaScript

JS setup

Testing

Signority offers a testing suite for APIs with a base request URL of:
https://test.signority.com/api
Most of the request endpoints listed in our reference are accessible through the testing server. Note that documents signed on the test server are not legally binding.
Click here to download the Postman tests

Sandbox

Signority offers a sandbox environment for APIs with a base request URL of:
https://sandbox.signority.com/api
Most of the request endpoints listed in our reference are accessible through the sandbox server. Note that documents signed on the sandbox server are not legally binding.

Authentication

The Signority API primarily uses basic authentication to distinguish the users when processing the API requests. Authentication data is securely encrypted using SSL.

Basic Authentication

Use the email address and password that you used for your Signority account. You can also use your API key as the user name and leave the password field empty. Your API key can be found under My Account –> Profile Settings –> Integration.

Curl

1. Using email or password

curl 'https://sign.signority.com/api/v1/user/login' \
-u '{YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS}:{YOUR PASSWORD}'

2. Using API Key

curl 'https://sign.signority.com/api/v1/user/login' \
-u '{YOUR API KEY}:'

Python

1. Using email and password:
requests."REQUEST_TYPE"("URL", auth=("EMAIL", "PASSWORD"))
or
Create a header with:header = { 'email'="EMAIL" 'password'="PASSWORD" }
2. Using API key:
requests."REQUEST_TYPE"("URL", auth=("API_KEY", ""))
or
Create a header with:header = { 'email'="API_KEY" 'password'="" }

Java

Java authentication

C# authentication

JavaScript

JavaScript authentication coming soon

Charging and Rate Limit

Signority API has a rate limit of 2 calls/sec and 7200 calls/hr.
The creation of signature requests is not free and requires a paid API plan. Please ensure that the plan supports the API features that are being used, for further questions or information, contact support@signority.com or check the plans page for more details.
If you would like to test out the API before purchasing a plan, see the Testing section.