Stream DocuSign eSignature audit/security events from the Monitor API for compliance monitoring
domain: developers.docusign.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm your DocuSign account belongs to an Organization (Monitor requires org-level enablement) and obtain an OAuth access token with the impersonation scope for a Monitor-enabled integration key.
Call the DataSet stream operation for the monitor dataset on the Monitor API's dedicated host (separate from the standard eSignature REST API host) to retrieve event data as JSON.
On the first call, omit the cursor query parameter to start from the earliest available data for your organization; use the limit query parameter to control records per call.
Read the returned cursored result object, which contains an end cursor string and a data array of event objects; persist the end cursor after each call.
On subsequent polls, pass the previously saved end cursor as the cursor query parameter so the stream resumes exactly where it left off, and repeat on a schedule to build a near-real-time feed into a SIEM.
Route Monitor API requests separately from standard eSignature REST API calls since they use a distinct base host and path structure.
Known gotchas
The Monitor dataset stream endpoint lives on a distinct host with its own path, not the usual eSignature accounts/{accountId} pattern — using the standard eSignature base URL will fail.
Access requires the account to be part of a DocuSign Organization; standalone (non-org) accounts cannot use Monitor.
Because polling is cursor-based, failing to persist and reuse the end cursor between calls causes you to silently reset to the beginning of the stream or miss events, rather than raising an error.
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