How to use Docusign Integration in NDA Workflows?

Overview

Spendflo’s integration with DocuSign streamlines the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) process by allowing teams to send documents for e-signature directly within the workflow. This integration eliminates the need to switch between platforms, ensuring a seamless experience for both admins configuring the workflow and end-users sending documents.

 

Pre-requisites

  • Admin Role: You must have an Administrator role in Spendflo to configure workflows.
  • DocuSign Integration: The DocuSign integration must be active and connected in your Spendflo instance.

 

For Admins: Configuring the DocuSign Task

Admins can configure the DocuSign integration as a task within the Workflow Builder. Follow these steps to set up the integration task:

  1. Add the Integration Task
    Navigate to your NDA workflow in the Workflow Builder. Add a new task and select Integration Task. Choose DocuSign as the software and select Send Envelope for Signature as the action.

     

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  2. Configure Completion Statuses
    In the mapping section, you must define which DocuSign envelope statuses will mark the task as completed in Spendflo. Select the appropriate statuses (e.g., Signed) from the dropdown.

     

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  3. Map Rejection Statuses and Save
    Similarly, configure the Rejection Status (e.g., Voided) to determine when the workflow should stop or branch. Ensure the input data from DocuSign (like Envelope Status and Signed Envelope) is mapped correctly to Spendflo properties, then click Save & Continue.

     

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  4. Verify Workflow Setup
    Once configured, the DocuSign task will appear in your workflow sequence (typically after approvals and before the final completion step).

     

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For End Users: Sending the NDA

Once the workflow is live, task owners (such as Legal or the Requester) can initiate the signature process directly from the request page.

  1. Start the Signature Task
    When the workflow reaches the signature step, navigate to the request and click the Start "Send Envelope for Signature" button.

     

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  2. Select Documents
    Choose the document you wish to send for signature. You can select from documents already uploaded to the request or generated in a previous step.

     

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  3. Add Recipients
    Enter the details for the recipients who need to sign the document. This typically includes the counterparty and any internal signers.

     

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  4. Configure Signing Order (Optional)
    If the document requires a specific sequence of signatures, toggle the Signing Order option.

     

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  5. Add Multiple Recipients
    You can add multiple rows to include all necessary signers and define their actions (e.g., Needs to Sign, Receives a Copy).

     

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  6. Send for Signature
    Review the recipient list and email subject, then proceed to send the envelope. The task status in Spendflo will automatically update based on the actions taken in DocuSign.

     

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7. Review & Customize the Email

After adding recipients, you’ll see the Draft Mail section.  Once the email content is finalized, click Save and Place Tags.

 


8.  Redirect to DocuSign

The DocuSign window will open in a new tab. From there, you can review and sign the document to complete the process.





Next Steps

After the document is signed, the workflow will automatically move to the Completed status based on your configuration. The signed NDA will be stored in the Documents tab of the request for future reference.

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