This blog article outlines how to merge a document with Adobe Sign and start an in-person signing process. With the in-person signing, a host facilitates an Adobe Sign session. The host must be an Adobe Sign account holder and the signers are only required to be with the host in order to sign documents.

This blog article outlines how to merge a document with Adobe Sign by e-mail. In this example, we use a template which contains two signees. The document will be sent via e-mail to the two signees be signed. The result can look like in the figure below.

We are happy to announce that we offer the possibility to use Adobe Sign within DocumentsCorePack. Benefit from this combination and take the usability of Microsoft Dynamics 365 to a whole new level.

This blog article outlines how to react if your template gets corrupted after you have added an image to the header.

This blog article outlines how to proceed if you face problems with the template lookup from the Insert Static Document functionality.

This blog article outlines how to start a workflow directly from the DocumentsCorePack dialog.

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This article outlines how to specify a DCP SharePoint Save-Location for entities with multiple Save-Locations

This blog article outlines how to act if you are facing the checkin/checkout issue when uploading documents to SharePoint via DocumentsCorePack.

This blog article outlines that it is possible to use non-interactive users to create a service for AttachmentExtractor or DocumentsCorePack.