Create and manage a notarization session through the eNotaryLog API, including document upload and session tracking.
domain: integrate.enotarylog.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create an eNotaryLog account and request API credentials/access token before using the API, per integrate.enotarylog.com/docs/intro/.
Upload a document first (multipart form upload with the document file) to obtain a file URL/document ID, then reference that in the session-creation call.
Create a notarization session by specifying notarizationType (e.g. 'ron'), a primarySigner object (id, firstName, lastName, email), and a documents array (docId, fileUrl, title, description) — per the documented tutorial at integrate.enotarylog.com/docs/notarization-basics/create-a-single-signer-notarization/.
Use standard bearer-token authorization on requests, matching the Authorization: Bearer <accessToken> header pattern shown in the docs.
For session lifecycle management beyond creation (retrieve, update, list, delete sessions), consult the 'Notarization Sessions' category at integrate.enotarylog.com/docs/category/notarization-sessions/.
Known gotchas
eNotaryLog's own published tutorial code snippets are incomplete/truncated in places (e.g., missing full config objects) — treat them as illustrative of the request shape, not copy-paste-ready code, and validate against the full API reference before shipping.
eNotaryLog is a product of Stewart Title's technology arm in some contexts (docs reference 'Stewart Sign API') — confirm you're looking at the correct product docs if you encounter Stewart-branded pages mixed into search results.
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