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Review and sign a requestComplete your part and find out when final files are ready.Import from Google Docs and DriveChoose a file, review its PDF and create a document or template.Prepare a documentReview the draft, add signers and check the fields before sending.Create and reuse a templateChoose a source, define signer roles and create a document for each use.Organize work in collectionsKeep related documents and templates together for a client or project.Track signing requestsReview document progress, recipients and available files.AI assistants
Connect ClaudePrepare documents and check signing progress with your assistant.Connect ChatGPTPrepare documents and check signing progress with your assistant.Build with Korala
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Getting StartedGet started with Korala's document signing API in minutesReact SDKEmbed document signing in your React applicationWorkflowsBuild configurable document processing pipelines with capture, OCR, extraction, validation, and review stepsWebhooksReceive real-time notifications for document eventsAPI referenceEndpoints, request parameters, response schemas and the OpenAPI specification.All developer documentation ↗Search results
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AI assistantsConnect ClaudePrepare documents and check signing progress with your assistant.AI assistantsConnect ChatGPTPrepare documents and check signing progress with your assistant.Product guideReview and sign a requestComplete your part and find out when final files are ready.Product guideImport from Google Docs and DriveChoose a file, review its PDF and create a document or template.Product guidePrepare a documentReview the draft, add signers and check the fields before sending.Product guideCreate and reuse a templateChoose a source, define signer roles and create a document for each use.Product guideOrganize work in collectionsKeep related documents and templates together for a client or project.Product guideTrack signing requestsReview document progress, recipients and available files.Developer guideGetting StartedGet started with Korala's document signing API in minutesDeveloper guideAudit TrailReview recorded document and signing eventsDeveloper guideAuthenticationAuthenticate with the Korala API using HMAC signaturesDeveloper guideBulk SigningSign multiple documents at once using saved signaturesDeveloper guideCollectionsRead the current technical documentation.Developer guideDocumentsCreate, manage, and track documents through the signing lifecycleDeveloper guideFieldsAdd signature and form fields to documentsDeveloper guideFillable PDFsFill and sign PDFs with embedded form fields (AcroForm)Developer guideGoogle Docs and DriveImport a reviewed copy of a Google Doc, PDF, or Word file as a Korala document or template.Developer guideHosted Signing BrandingAdd your logo, name, and accent color to Korala-hosted signing linksDeveloper guideMarkdown templatesTurn Markdown and Liquid into reusable PDF agreements with signature roles.Developer guideSessionsAssociate document extraction and verification workflow runs with a particular user.Developer guideSignersAdd and manage document signersDeveloper guideSigning PacketsLet one recipient review and sign up to 50 documents in one Korala sessionDeveloper guideStandard Forms LibraryClone Korala-curated government forms (IRS, USCIS, DOL, VA, GSA) into your templatesDeveloper guideTemplatesCreate reusable document templates with signer roles, fields, and merge variablesDeveloper guideWebhooksReceive real-time notifications for document eventsDeveloper guideWorkflowsBuild configurable document processing pipelines with capture, OCR, extraction, validation, and review stepsSDKReact SDKEmbed document signing in your React applicationSDKTypeScript API ClientOfficial TypeScript API client for KoralaAPI referenceAPI referenceEndpoints, request parameters, response schemas and the OpenAPI specification.