You can now dynamically populate titles for the documents created from a template. Learn more: Variables in Titles.

You can now create document bundles via API. On the API level, you essentially create sections inside a single document. Learn more about the process and the endpoints associated with it.

Now, you can use API to download the document attachments associated with a manual status change - for example, a pdf of the document signed and paid offline. In List Attachment, look for the attachments of type "evidence", and then download each file referencing it by its uuid.

With the new endpoint, you can revert your document to Draft from any status except Removed, and continue editing it. Note: With this action, signature fields are cleared and you need to resend your document.

We have added the quotes section inside the pricing object for the Document Details. See the endpoint response for a detailed schema.

We have added a new content_modified_date field to the several endpoints: Document Details, Template Details, and Content Library Item Details. With it, you can track changes associated with content.

You can now list documents by their linked object, that is, get a list of all documents connected to a certain entity from an external integration. Learn more about linked objects.

To prevent the malicious use of our API, we're introducing a restriction for the Free Trial users: when using a Sandbox key, you can only send documents if the sender and recipient email addresses are from the same organisation (email domain).

You can now create an online notarization request with an API call. Learn more: PandaDoc Notary On Demand.

Ever wanted to add or remove a recipient, edit a recipient's personal details, or reassign fields to another signer after sending a document? It's all possible now through our API. Explore the Manage Document Recipients to get even more eSigning flexibility.

We have added 4 new endpoints that allow you to manage recipients in any document status, not just Draft, like the Update Document endpoint does.

• Add CC Recipient – use this endpoint to add a CC recipient to a document. You can add now a CC recipient even when the document is completed.
• Remove Recipient – use this endpoint to remove a recipient from a document. Once a CC recipient is removed, their access will be revoked.
• Edit Recipient – use this endpoint to edit a recipient's personal details. This is useful when you want to fix typos or update a recipient's name, email, or other information.
• Change Signer – use this endpoint to reassign fields from one signer to another one. This is useful when a recipient is designated to perform the signing on behalf of their business changes or you need to replace a signer with another one due to other reasons.