Get folder
Get a folder by ID.
Note: Unlike the CLM UI, the API only returns security information explicitly defined for the folder. Inherited security information is not returned.
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Authentication
AuthorizationBearer
Docusign OAuth 2.0 access token, sent as Authorization: Bearer <token>.
Path parameters
id
ID of folder.
accountId
The ID of the Docusign account.
Query parameters
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Valid values:
ParentFolder: The folder object in which the folder resides.Documents: The collection of documents contained within the folder.Folders: The collection of folders contained within the folder.Path: The full folder path to the folder in the account.EosParentInfo: Information about the external object storage folder that contains the folder.Eosinfo: Information about the folder’s external object storage properties, if applicable.ShareLinks: All of the share links that have been created for the folder.AttributeGroups: Attribute groups saved on the folder.Security: Permissions set on the folder by role, group, and user. Inherited security information is not returned.
Response
OK
Name
Name of the folder. This property is required to create a non-EOS folder along with ParentFolder. Filterable and sortable
CreatedDate
Date and time folder was created. Sortable
CreatedBy
Username of user that created the folder. Sortable
UpdatedDate
Date and time folder was last updated. Sortable
UpdatedBy
Username of user that last updated the folder. Sortable
Description
Description of the folder. Filterable and sortable
BrowseDocumentsUrl
Uri where the contents of this folder can be viewed in a browser
Path
The file path of the folder within the account's folder structure
AttributeGroups
Attribute groups saved on the folder
PropagateAttributeGroupsToChildren
Propagate Attribute groups on the folder to it's children
CreateDocumentHref
Uri for uploading a document into the folder
Href
Uri where the object can be retrieved.
ParentFolder
Folder that contains this folder. Required along with Name when creating a non-EOS folder
AccessLevel
Permissions on the folder for the current user
Documents
Documents contained within the folder
Folders
Folders contained within the folder (i.e. subfolders)
EosInfo
External object storage information for the folder. Used when creating a new EOS folder. Exclude Name and ParentFolder when creating a folder with EOSInfo
EosParentInfo
External object storage information for the next EOS object up the tree from this folder. If the folder is contained directly within an EOS object, this is the EOS info for the parent folder
Security
Security rules currently defined for the folder