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Use Microsoft Power Automate to connect SharePoint to Zignature. When a document is added to a SharePoint library, a list item is created, or an approval is completed, Power Automate fires a Zignature signing request.
Power Automate flows connect SharePoint events to Zignature signing requests.
When signing completes, Zignature's webhook pushes the signed PDF and audit trail to your SharePoint document library — organised by site, folder, and metadata for easy discovery.
Signed PDFs and audit trails auto-saved to configured SharePoint document libraries.
Zignature's Microsoft 365 integration covers SharePoint storage, Azure AD SSO, Teams notifications, and Outlook sending — creating a fully native Microsoft document signing experience.
SharePoint + Azure AD + Teams + Outlook: complete M365 e-signature integration.
From simple agreements to complex multi-party workflows.
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Use Zignature's Power Automate connector to create trigger flows in minutes.
Set which library, list, or folder triggers document dispatch.
Set where signed PDFs are saved on completion.
All document signing flows run automatically within your M365 environment.
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Everything you need to know.
Use Microsoft Power Automate with Zignature's HTTP action or custom connector. Create a flow triggered by SharePoint events (new file, list item, approval) that calls Zignature's API to send the document for signing.
Yes. Configure a Power Automate flow triggered by Zignature's signing completion webhook to save the signed PDF to a specific SharePoint document library, with metadata fields populated from the signing data.
Zignature integrates with SharePoint Online (Microsoft 365) via Power Automate and the Microsoft Graph API. SharePoint Server (on-premises) integration requires custom API development.
Yes. Zignature's SAML 2.0 SSO supports Azure Active Directory as the identity provider. Users in your Microsoft 365 tenant authenticate with their Microsoft credentials when accessing Zignature.
Zignature can be added to the Microsoft 365 app launcher via Azure AD enterprise applications, making it accessible alongside SharePoint, Teams, and Outlook in the M365 navigation.
Yes. Using Power Automate triggered by a SharePoint list button or Flow integration, users can select a SharePoint document and trigger Zignature to send it for signing without leaving SharePoint.