3 posts tagged with "API"

If you're building integrations today, you already know REST. It's reliable, familiar, and here to stay. GraphQL doesn’t replace it outright, but it does give you a different way to think about retrieving and shaping data. In the context of a Legalesign integration, we treat GraphQL as a first-class API, so every part of the platform is available through it. If your project starts asking for custom views, or more complex functionality, GraphQL is where you can find that capability.

So you've managed to send off your first few esignature requests using our Quick Start Guide but you can see there's a lot more in the Legalesign API that you'd like to use, but how do you get at it?

Retention rules are a legal requirement for companies handling customer data. In the words of Glen Campbell you've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em (or responsibly erase that data, as I'm sure he would have said if it had scanned better).