Generate a SignNow embedded signing invite so a recipient signs inside your own web app
domain: docs.signnow.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Upload/create the document and add signature fields (or generate the document from a template) so it has fillable/signature fields.
Create the embedded (field) invite by calling the document's embedded-invites create endpoint, specifying signer email/role/order — returns an embedded invite id.
Generate the actual embeddable signing link from that invite by calling the embedded-invites link endpoint — returns a link/token.
Load that link inside an iframe (or open it directly) in your own web app so the signer completes the document without leaving your site and without SignNow sending them an email invite.
Use SignNow webhook events (or polling the document) to detect completion and trigger post-signing logic in your app.
Known gotchas
Embedded invites bypass SignNow's normal email notification entirely — your app is responsible for routing/notifying the signer to the generated link.
Generated embedded links are time-limited/effectively single-session; if a signer doesn't finish before expiry you must call the link endpoint again to mint a fresh one.
This is the single-document invite flow; sending several related documents as one signer experience requires the separate document-group embedded-invite endpoints, not this one.
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