We routinely update the platform to add new functionality and to address issues. This article outlines the recent high-level changes made to the platform. Detailed Release Notes for all releases can be found here.

In March 2017, the most popular recipes were Using a webhook to track envelope status, Signing from Your App, and Request a signature via email using a template.

The top visited pages in the Developer Center included API Documentation, recipes, embedding, tabs, and templates.

Traffic to the Developer Center is the highest in the United States, followed by Canada, UK, Australia, India, France, and Brazil.

The top trending topics on Stack Overflow for the docusignapi tag are determined based on views and/or comments on specific threads. Here are the top three most frequently asked or viewed questions and answers:

Thread: DocuSign - Sending to Multiple Recipients

Summary: Using the eSignature API, the poster receives a [400] Error connecting to the API error when sending to multiple recipients.

Answer: The original poster was kind enough to return to the thread because it was self-answered. The poster discovered that the setRoutingOrder property must be set for the Signer.

Thread: Docusign: Can carbon copy recipients receive a notification when Signer views the envelope

Summary: As the thread title suggests, the poster is trying to determine if a "cc" recipient can receive notifications when a signer views the envelope.

Answer: The poster was advised about the conditions under which a recipient receives a notification. Please review the thread for more info.

Thread: How do I set the ttl on a docusign envelope URL?

Summary: The poster wants to better understand how Time-To-Live (TTL) is set on DocuSign envelopes.

Answer: The TTL value on DocuSign envelopes is fixed at five minutes. However, our own Larry Kluger presents the poster with a way to manage that in the custom app.

If you’d like to contribute to the community or ask a question, please visit us on Stack Overflow. Don’t forget to visit our Developer Center for complete documentation on how to use the DocuSign eSignature API.

DocuSign Momentum
Join us for our two-day annual conference called DocuSign Momentum in San Francisco on May 3-4, 2017. Developers can register free for Momentum, and we have lots of great sessions that you've asked for, including an in-depth look at our roadmap for developers, the eSignature API, Webhooks, app security, composite templates, sneak peeks into new products and APIs, and more. Plus, hear from customers and partners – more than 30 sessions in all. A few of the esteemed companies and organizations that have done amazing work with our eSignature API you'll hear from are:

• Acumatica
• loanDepot
• Eastern Bank
• Tri-Counties Regional Center
• State Farm
• Praecipio Consulting
• General Networks

Don't forget to bring ideas for your ground-breaking eSignature implementations to compete for the grand prize of $2500 in our on-site hackathon during the Momentum pre-day on May 2. We'll have more to announce as we get closer to the event. You can register for the hackathon here. Read more about what developers can expect from Momentum in this blog post.

Microsoft Build
Going to Microsoft Build in Seattle from May 10-12? So are we! Come see us at our booth and ask us about our Microsoft partnership and incorporating our eSignature API into your apps.

Twilio Signal
We'll be at the Twilio Signal conference in San Francisco from May 24-25. We'd love for you to stop by our booth to discuss our eSignature API.