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1. How do I resend an envelope in DocuSign?
2. What happens when a DocuSign envelope expired?
3. How do you resend a voided DocuSign?
4. How do you remind someone on DocuSign?
5. What happens when you correct a DocuSign document?
6. What is the difference between delete and void in DocuSign?
7. How long does a DocuSign envelope last?
8. How long before a DocuSign envelope expires?
9. What is the default setting for envelope expiration?
10. Can you void a DocuSign?
11. What does void mean in law?
12. What does void mean DocuSign?

How do I resend an envelope in DocuSign?

Once you log in, go to the MANAGE tab, then select your Sent folder. You can either click on the RESEND button next to the envelope or click on the envelope and press RESEND. DocuSign will not send a notification to those who have signed already.

What happens when a DocuSign envelope expired?

When an envelope expires, DocuSign voids the envelope. When this happens, the envelope will no longer appear in the Expiring Soon folder. You should be able to find it in your Sent folder though. If you click on FILTERS and set status to Voided, you may be able to find the envelope more easily.

How do you resend a voided DocuSign?

Once the envelope is voided, it's dead. There's no way to reactivate that same envelope. That said, you can (https://www.docusign.com/blog/quick-tip-cloning-envelopes/) Clone it (Actions-->Clone) This will create an exact duplicate of the envelope at the time it was originally created.

How do you remind someone on DocuSign?

To set up reminders, check the box to the left of “Reminders Enabled.” First, the sender needs to choose how many days after sending the envelope the first reminder will be sent. This first reminder serves as the starting point for all later reminders.

What happens when you correct a DocuSign document?

When correcting a document, ensure that you complete the process by either clicking Correct or Discard Changes. If you open a document to correct and close your browser without saving the changes, your recipients will not be able to access the document.

What is the difference between delete and void in DocuSign?

Deleting an envelope in DocuSign:

In Process: The envelope has been sent and is awaiting signatures from recipients. ... Voided: The sender has cancelled the envelope, and any additional signers are unable to sign. Declined: A signer has declined to sign, voiding the envelope for the sender and any additional signers.

How long does a DocuSign envelope last?

Draft envelopes are stored in your account for 30 days from the date they were created. New DocuSign Experience User Guide (PDF) Account Administrator has enabled the Document Retention feature or used Targeted Purge.

How long before a DocuSign envelope expires?

DocuSign Envelope Notification Email Link Expiration

All links to envelopes from DocuSign email notifications which do not have Recipient Authentication (Access Code, SMS, etc.) or Single Sign On (SSO) login requirements applied by the sender will expire after 5 clicks or 48 hours.

What is the default setting for envelope expiration?

In DocuSign (not salesforce) the default for envelopes to expire is 120 days.

Can you void a DocuSign?

With Docusign, you are able to void or cancel Envelopes that are in progress. This voids halts any remaining signing activities and everyone assigned to the Envelope . You can also void any of your sent envelopes that haven't been completed.

What does void mean in law?

(Learn how and when to remove this template message) In law, void means of no legal effect. An action, document, or transaction which is void is of no legal effect whatsoever: an absolute nullity—the law treats it as if it had never existed or happened.

What does void mean DocuSign?

You can void an "In Process" envelope. Voiding stops recipients from viewing or signing the document. You can also void an envelope to stop email notifications to a recipient if the recipient does not want to or need to sign the envelope.