A little bit about the DocuDraw feature.
So what I'll do here is start by sending an envelope.
In this case-- because I know the use case is related
to chimpanzees and conservation--
I created a little document that's
just an image of a zoo map.
This is just your typical DocuSign flow.
And then what we have here is the drawing field.
And so when you place a drawing field,
you're essentially giving your signers the ability
to draw anywhere within the drawing field.
You can make it required or not required.
You can allow an image upload or not--
meaning, essentially, if you do allow it then
your signers will have the option
to click Upload and then browse their desktop
to actually upload an image instead of drawing something.
And then just your [AUDIO OUT] other things that this is
helpful for, any sort of data processing after the fact,
being able to reference it in your API
calls and other document management systems,
and then obviously the location.
So pretty simple from the sending side.
I'll go ahead and send that to myself
so you guys can see what it looks like from the sign side.
So on the sign side, when you get this document
you'll see that there is a DocuDraw field.
In this case, it is required.
So as a signer, I'll go ahead and click on this.
And it zooms in on the boundaries
that the sender had surrounded with the drawing field
and really lets me as a designer draw anywhere.
So say I want to add something here, I can say,
all right, we want to plant some trees here.
And we offer all of these different colors.
You can do different colors, multiple different colors,
but the width is going to apply to all of them-- caveat.
And then the other thing that I mentioned is this upload.
So because I allowed upload, it would let me
as the signer actually upload an image.
And that would be rendered on the document itself.
So in this case that's pretty much the entire feature
from the UI side.
It's really useful for a few different use cases,
like with JGI, with the conservation stuff,
with car insurance-- use cases where insurance companies
need to have a picture of the car
and have the signer point out where in the car
the damage is done.
There's use cases in the medical field,
especially showing where on the body
there's injuries and different places that
will need to be operated on and various things like that.
So that's pretty much it from the UI perspective.
So once I go ahead and save that I
can show you what it looks like in the finished document.
And then I'll go ahead and talk a little bit about what
the API JSON might look like.
I see in a question, can we provide images
that a user could drag and drop.
So a couple answers there.
We don't currently support drag and drop,
they actually have to upload.
But I think what you're saying is, can you provide the images,
and that would have to be done offline.
There's no way to attach an image to the DocuDraw field.
So I'm going to just show you what it looks like real quick.
So, as you can see, this is the Word document
and now we have the document and the three squares that I drew.
I'm just reading-- you can definitely
add images to a document.
So I think the question was, can the sender provide images
to the signer.
That was my understanding.
If you're asking can the signer provide images,
I mean, yeah, that's the whole point.
We also have an attachment field which
allows users to upload attachments to the document
as well.
So now I'll go a little bit into what
the API JSON will look like.
It's pretty similar to any other tab
that you would put in the API.
You would use the Draw tabs, and that would fall under tabs.
A few of the properties that are a little different
are "allow signer upload"--
which is what I talked about, do you want the user
to be able to upload an image.
And then we also have the "use background
as a canvas" parameter.
And so that's really the gist of DocuDraw.
I think we have a few more minutes,
so I'll go ahead and show you what the attachment field looks
like because it seems like there's
a few questions in the chat about that.
So if I go in and add an attachment field--
So here's the drawing field, and then we've
got an attachment field which is here.
So with an attachment field, it's really just uploading
a file, so I'll just find some random image or some Word
document in this case.
And so what you'll see is that actually attaches it
to the end of the document, whether it's
a picture or a form.
Whereas if I were to upload--
actually this won't actually do a DOCX, it'll only do an image.
So let me see if I have an image in here somewhere that I
can do.
No.
So yeah, that's the difference between the drawing upload
and the attachment upload.
So now if I download the document
you'll see the difference.
Can there be a comment included with the user drawing?
I'm not exactly sure what that question is asking.
I think what you're maybe referring to is a tooltip.
So let me see if this answers your question.
So if I do this and say, here's a drawing field, please mark
where you want to save the trees or plant the trees.
So there's the tooltip--
which I'll show you-- which shows there.
And then there's also comments just in general
which, you know--
where to plant trees.
Comments aren't drawing specific.
If you annotate an image with a drawing can
I have an accompanying comment?
Got it.
As the sender you can see the tooltip that I posted.
You can see here it says, please mark where
you want to plant the trees.
So in that sense, the note from the sender
is linked to the drawing field.
As the signer there's no way to specifically link
a comment to the drawing field.
You could add a comment next to the drawing field--
this is where I want the trees.
But there's no way for me as a signer to specifically put
a comment on the drawing field.
The sender can.
So I hope that answers your question.
Cool, so that's about it on the drawing field.
Perfect.
Cool.
Glad we answered your question.
That's about it on the DocuDraw field.
I'll stay around for just a couple more minutes
to see if anyone else has any questions while I'm here.
Nope.
OK, one's coming in.
So the question is do the drawings
get saved with the document envelope.
Yes, it does.
I can just show you what the envelope ends up looking like.
You can see in this case the document was just a blank Word
doc with this image, and then the three squares that I drew
are now burned onto the document where I drew them.
Cool.
If that's everything, I hope everyone
has a great rest of their day.
And thanks for listening and asking
questions and best of luck.
Will I be doing another one of these later?
Probably not.
But if there's any questions, I'm
sure some of the hackathon people can help out.
All right, thanks everyone.