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DocuSign provides a cloud platform for electronic signatures and digital agreements, with eSignature as its core product and the Agreement Cloud for end-to-end contract workflows. It works by routing documents to signers, collecting digital signatures, and automating steps through a subscription-based service accessible on computers and mobile devices. It differentiates itself with a broad, integrated suite for the entire agreement process, strong security and regulatory compliance (including FedRAMP), and a large enterprise customer base. Its goal is to speed up, secure, and simplify how organizations create, sign, and manage agreements while reducing costs and improving the customer experience.
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Founded
2003
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Loyva Integrates with DocuSign to expand their ability to reach customers. Naomi Withers July 4, 2026 AI-powered e-sign, contract, and vaulting platform partners with DocuSign to help my Security Integrators secure their contracts. Category: eVault | eSignature | Integrations Written by Naomi Withers, VP of Strategy July, 1, 2026 For many security and alarm companies, Docusign is already part of the way they do business. Sales teams use it. Operations teams know it. Customers are familiar with it. And for some organizations, changing the signature process is not the first place they want friction. That is exactly why Loyva, Inc. built its Docusign integration. At Loyva, its goal has always been simple: help security dealers, integrators, monitoring centers, and their financial partners move faster, stay compliant, and protect the value of their contracts. Sometimes that means using Loyva's built-in eSignature workflow from start to finish. Other times, it means meeting customers where they already are. With its Docusign integration, companies can continue using Docusign within their existing workflow while making it easier and faster to work with Loyva's secure eVault. Loyva is now available in the Docusign App Center, making it easier for customers to connect the tools they already trust with the eVault infrastructure their business needs. Why This Matters In the security and alarm industry, contracts are not just paperwork. They are revenue assets. They support recurring monthly revenue. They matter during funding, audits, M&A, and due diligence. And once a contract is signed, where it is stored and how it is controlled becomes just as important as the signature itself. Docusign helps teams get agreements signed. Loyva helps make those agreements easier to organize, protect, and prepare for the moments that matter most. The integration brings those workflows closer together. Built Around Customer Choice Not every company is at the same stage of digital transformation. Some teams are ready to manage the full contract lifecycle directly in Loyva. Others already have Docusign built into their sales or operations process and want a better way to move completed agreements into a compliant, centralized eVault. Both paths should be supported. That is the why behind this integration. Loyva, Inc. do not believe customers should have to choose between the tools their team already uses and the vaulting infrastructure their business needs. Loyva was built to reduce friction, not create more of it. Available in the Docusign App Center Loyva's availability in the Docusign App Center gives customers a faster way to bring their signing and vaulting workflows together. For teams already using Docusign, this means they can continue working the way they work today while improving what happens after a contract is signed. Instead of adding more manual steps, disconnected storage, or back-and-forth file handling, customers can connect Docusign with Loyva and move signed agreements into a secure eVault more efficiently. This is especially important for security and alarm companies managing high-value RMR contracts that need to be stored, organized, and ready for lender review, audit, or acquisition due diligence. What the Docusign Integration Helps Solve For companies already using Docusign, the biggest challenge often comes after the agreement is signed. * Where does the final document go? * Who controls the authoritative copy? * Can the team find it quickly when a lender, buyer, or auditor asks for it? * Is the contract organized in a way that supports funding or due diligence? The Docusign integration helps make that process faster and cleaner by connecting the signing workflow customers already use with Loyva's secure eVault. That means less manual work, fewer disconnected files, and a smoother path from signed agreement to vaulted contract. Faster From Signature to Vault A signed contract sitting in an inbox or shared folder can still create risk. Teams may lose time downloading files, renaming documents, uploading them manually, or trying to track which version is final. That slows down internal operations and creates unnecessary friction when the contract needs to be reviewed, shared, or verified. With Loyva and Docusign working together, customers can move faster from signature to storage. The result is a cleaner contract workflow that supports the way modern security businesses operate. Supporting Funding, Audits, and Growth RMR contracts are some of the most important assets in a security business. When those contracts are organized, searchable, and securely stored, companies are better prepared for lender reviews, audits, acquisitions, and growth opportunities. That is where Loyva's eVault becomes critical. Its platform helps companies centralize signed agreements, improve visibility, and create a stronger foundation for financial and operational review. The Docusign integration simply makes it easier for customers who already prefer Docusign to get those agreements into Loyva faster. The Bottom Line This integration is about flexibility. Loyva is purpose-built for the security and alarm industry, but Loyva, Inc. know every customer's workflow looks a little different. Some want an all-in-one eSignature and eVault platform. Others want to keep using Docusign while improving how their contracts are stored, managed, and protected. Now they can do both. With Loyva available in the Docusign App Center, customers have an easier way to connect the tools they already use with the secure eVault their business needs. Ready to See It in Action? If your team uses Docusign today and wants a better way to manage signed agreements inside a secure eVault, Loyva can help. Find Loyva in the Docusign App Center or book a demo today to see how Loyva makes contract workflows faster, cleaner, and easier to manage from signature to storage. About the Author Naomi Withers is the Vice President of Strategy at Loyva, the only eVaulting and eSignature platform built specifically for the alarm and security industry. She has over a decade of experience helping security dealers modernize operations, scale through acquisitions, and improve valuation through stronger contract and financial strategies. Naomi is passionate about turning contracts into secure digital assets that support long-term growth.
Docusign launches Slack app to bring agreement intelligence and agentic contract workflows to every team. Docusign announced a new app for Slackbot, available now, that connects to Slackbot through Model Context Protocol (MCP), bringing the Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform directly into the conversations where work happens. Powered by the Docusign Iris AI engine, the app helps teams access agreement intelligence, automate workflows with agents, and take action on agreements using natural language within Slack. Agreements power how teams - like sales, legal, procurement, and HR - sell, hire, procure, and grow, yet the work surrounding them often remains fragmented across systems and teams. The Docusign app lets employees ask questions about agreements and get instant answers in context - drawing on chat history, shared files, organizational hierarchy, and CRM data - so teams can initiate reviews, monitor obligations and risks, and take action on next steps. "Agreements are at the center of how businesses operate, but too much of the work around them still happens across disconnected tools and manual processes," said Allan Thygesen, CEO of Docusign. "As we expand the Docusign ecosystem, we're bringing our Intelligent Agreement Management platform to the places people already work. By bringing Docusign IAM into Slackbot, we're helping teams access agreement intelligence, automate workflows, and take the next best action directly within the tool they use every day." "Slack is the interface for work, where people, agents, data, and apps come together in one place," said Rob Seaman, EVP & GM, Slack. "With Docusign, joint customers will have rapid access to agentic contract workflows directly in Slack. It streamlines how agreements get done, and powers more effective collaboration across businesses." With this Slackbot integration, teams using Docusign can: * Get instant answers and surface relevant contracts by asking questions about obligations, renewal dates, key terms, risks, and prior agreements using natural language. * Automate agreement workflows including approvals, reviews, signatures, and follow-up actions directly from Slack conversations. * Accelerate sales cycles by generating agreements from approved templates using real-time Salesforce CRM data, monitoring renewals, and surfacing expansion opportunities. * Keep systems in sync by automatically writing agreement status and data back to Salesforce, eliminating manual updates and maintaining a single source of truth across teams. * Stay ahead of obligations and risk with proactive notifications about upcoming deadlines, renewals, compliance requirements, and contractual commitments. Enabled through Model Context Protocol (MCP), the app securely connects Slackbot to Docusign IAM, allowing teams to move from agreement insights to action while maintaining security, permissions, and governance.
Databuzz releases fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) v2 - integrate the Claris FileMaker Platform with Docusign. Databuzz today announced fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) v2, a major update to their FileMaker solution that integrates with the Docusign eSignature platform. fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) is a FileMaker solution that integrates between the Claris FileMaker Platform and Docusign. Docusign is one of the most popular electronic signature platforms and helps organisations connect and automate how they prepare, sign, act-on, and manage agreements and allows users to sign electronically on practically any device, from almost anywhere, at any time. What's New in v2. - added support for multiple authentication methods (Authorization Code Grant and JWT Grant) - added Accounts table to support working with multiple Docusign accounts in either the Sandbox or Production environments - added support for Sending Envelopes on Behalf (SOBO) of users when using the JWT Grant OAuth Authentication - fmESignature Link Templates now support multiple documents - added support for WhatsApp notifications - added support for scheduled sending - added support for custom reminder and expiration settings for an envelope fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) allows you to quickly send electronic signature requests and download the signed version of the document into FileMaker at the click of a button. fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) is completely unlocked allowing you to integrate it into your existing FileMaker solutions. You can copy and paste examples showing you how to authenticate with the Docusign API and send signing requests and more at the click of a button. fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) features include: * works with FileMaker Pro 18 or later * uses all native FileMaker scripts and functions (no plug-ins required) * completely unlocked for you to integrate into your own FileMaker solution * can be hosted by FileMaker Pro or FileMaker Server * works with Macintosh and Windows fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) includes examples for the following Docusign features: Send Document Signing Requests: you can use fmESignature Link to send documents that are generated dynamically from a FileMaker layout, from a PDF file stored in a FileMaker container field, or using a Docusign Template (including support for multiple recipients and roles) Check Status: check the Status of Sent Requests at the click of a button Download Completed/Signed PDFs: download the completed PDF file into FileMaker at the click of a button Download Form Data: download any associated Form Data back into FileMaker at the click of a button Support for Webhooks: have completed PDFs pushed automatically to FileMaker within seconds of being completed Multiple Accounts support: dynamically switch between the Docusign Sandbox test environment and the live production environment with support for both the Authorization Code Grant and JWT Grant authentication methods. You can perform all required tests in the free Sandbox account before switching to your live production account Availability, pricing, and compatibility. fmESignature Link is available in a number of licenses: Company, Product (Vertical Solution) and Developer. Company Licenses start at AUD $895.00. fmESignature Link (Docusign Edition) v2 requires FileMaker Pro v18 or later and a Docusign account with API access. Trial versions are also available at the link above.
Docusign brings trusted agreement intelligence and workflows into ChatGPT and Codex. The Docusign app for OpenAI is now available, enabling organizations to create, analyze, and act on agreements directly within ChatGPT and Codex SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Docusign (Nasdaq: DOCU) today announced that the Docusign app is available in ChatGPT and Codex. The app brings the Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform directly into OpenAI's products, enabling organizations to securely create, analyze, manage, and take action on agreements using natural language prompts. Every business runs on agreements from sales contracts and vendor agreements to employee onboarding documents and compliance forms. Agreements contain some of the most important data in every organization: what was sold, what was promised, when commitments renew, and what actions need to happen next. Yet that information is often trapped in disconnected systems and manual workflows, slowing decision-making and creating operational friction. With the Docusign app, teams can securely access trusted agreement data, insights, and workflows directly within ChatGPT and Codex. Users can ask questions, generate agreements, and take action, while Docusign-powered workflows and agents help move work forward behind the scenes. "Contracts sit at the center of how businesses sell, operate, and grow," said Allan Thygesen, CEO of Docusign. "With our new Docusign app, we're connecting trusted agreement workflows directly into the AI tools that teams use today. Together with OpenAI, we're helping teams across the enterprise move faster with greater visibility and confidence across the business." Instead of searching across systems or manually reviewing documents, users can simply ask: * "Show me customer contracts that are up for renewal in the next 90 days, and draft outreach emails for each account." * "Create a vendor NDA, route it for legal approval, and notify me when it's ready to send." * "Summarize the key obligations in this supplier agreement and identify any upcoming deadlines." * "Show me contracts awaiting my approval and recommend which ones need attention first." The Docusign app supports a broad range of workflows across the enterprise: * Legal can quickly review agreements, surface key clauses and obligations, and get faster access to contract insights. * Sales can generate agreements, track renewals, and close deals faster. * Procurement can identify upcoming vendor renewals, compare supplier agreements, and monitor approval workflows. * HR can streamline onboarding and employee documentation processes with easier access to agreement information. * Finance can gain visibility into contractual commitments, obligations, and key business terms. The Docusign app is powered by Docusign Iris, the AI engine behind Docusign's assistant and agents. Together, they help organizations create, commit to, and manage agreements while enabling users to surface insights, automate tasks, and take action across the agreement lifecycle. By combining Docusign's agreement expertise with the OpenAI platform, enterprises can interact with agreements in a more intuitive way while maintaining security, governance, and control. The Docusign app is available globally in English today in ChatGPT. About Docusign Docusign brings agreements to life. Over 1.8 million customers and more than a billion people in over 180 countries use Docusign solutions to accelerate the process of doing business and simplify people's lives. With intelligent agreement management, Docusign unleashes business-critical data that is trapped inside of documents. Until now, these were disconnected from business systems of record, costing businesses time, money, and opportunity. Using Docusign's IAM platform, companies can create, commit, and manage agreements with solutions created by the #1 company in e-signature and CLM. Learn more at www.docusign.com. Media Contact: Docusign Corporate Communications [email protected] SOURCE Docusign, Inc.
DocuSign voted Market Leader for Proposal & Contract Management. 258 sales and marketing pros voted across a category split between e-signature incumbents and AI-native proposal platforms. Here is what the results reveal. The May 2026 IT Brand Pulse AI Brand Leader survey asked 258 sales and marketing professionals to vote for Market, Intelligence & Innovation, Creativity & Expression, Accuracy & Trust, and Human Empowerment leaders in Proposal & Contract Management, one of 23 products in the AI Sales and Marketing stack. DocuSign was voted Market Leader with 33.72% of votes, with PandaDoc finishing second at 27.52%. GetAccept was voted Intelligence & Innovation Leader (26.74%). Proposify was voted Creativity & Expression Leader (34.88%). DocuSign was voted Accuracy & Trust Leader (33.33%). PandaDoc was voted Human Empowerment Leader (39.15%). DocuSign's twin Market and Trust leadership reflects its position as the e-signature standard most enterprises have already adopted, while GetAccept's Innovation win signals where the category is moving - toward AI-driven sales engagement and proposal intelligence. Proposify's Creativity lead and PandaDoc's commanding 39.15% Human Empowerment margin (the largest spread in the category) show that buyers see clear differentiation along design quality and ease of use. The IT Brand Pulse analyst team expects this category to absorb more agentic deal execution capabilities, with future Brand Leader voting rewarding AI-generated proposal personalization, contract risk analysis, and the speed at which a deal can move from quote to signed contract without human intervention. What is Proposal & Contract Management? IT Brand Pulse defines Proposal & Contract Management platforms as systems that enable organizations to create, manage, negotiate, and execute proposals, quotes, and contracts across the revenue lifecycle. These platforms combine document generation, workflow automation, e-signature, analytics, and increasingly AI-driven capabilities to accelerate deal cycles, improve accuracy, and enhance buyer engagement. In the AI era, the category is evolving from document management tools into intelligent revenue execution systems that automate proposal creation, personalize content, and guide contracts to completion. Proposal & Contract Management sits within the AI Sales Products sublayer of the Horizontal Business Apps layer in the IT Brand Pulse AI Product Taxonomy, alongside Buyer Intent Data, Call Transcription & Analytics, Conversational Marketing, CPQ (Configure Price Quote), CRM Platforms, Sales Assistant, Sales Compensation Management, Sales Enablement Platforms, Sales Engagement Platforms, Sales Forecasting Platforms, Sales Intelligence and Prospecting, and Website Visitor Identification. About IT Brand Pulse. The IT Brand Pulse AI Brand Leader practice is the first and only program dedicated exclusively to tracking AI brand leadership. The awards are symbols of brand leadership, with winners voted by humans in independent, non-sponsored surveys. These surveys measure the pulse of brand leadership across specific AI product categories, identifying both Market Leaders and Innovation Leaders based on authentic industry sentiment. Learn more at itbrandpulse.com. Subscribe. To receive the AI Leadership Report and other IT Brand Pulse news. AI Leadership. AI industry first news.
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Industries
Government & Public Sector
Enterprise Software
Legal
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2003
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