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If you're building a CRM, customer portal, or line-of-business application, you've likely encountered the challenge of getting documents signed. The traditional approach—exporting PDFs, emailing them, and tracking signatures manually—creates friction for both your team and your customers.

The Legalesign Document Viewer's compose mode solves this by embedding document preparation directly into your application. Your users can add signature fields to pre-generated documents without leaving your system.

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.