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Android finance sample app

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This sample application showcases how a fictitious financial institution can use the Docusign Android SDK to build a mobile application for their customers. You can find the source code of this sample app on GitHub - Kotlin and Java.

Using templates

The sample app includes functionality that uses Docusign eSignature templates. To use a template in your app, you must create a template in the developer account you will be using for the sample app. The template should have a single signer role.

The app demonstrates the following functionality:

  • Sending an envelope (for client “Andrea Kuhn”)
  • Embedded signing
  • Obtaining a list of templates
  • Sending an envelope using a template (for client “Tom Wood”)
  • Setting recipient defaults
  • Offline signing (requires switching to airplane mode)
  • Syncing envelopes (requires switching to network mode) (“Pending Sync tab”)
  • Authorization Code Grant authentication flow. For more information, see Authentication and login.
  • Captive Signing (“New Presentation”)
  • Remote envelope caching (“New Presentation > Enable Cache envelope”)
  • eSignature REST API access (“New Presentation > Enable Cache envelope > Invest in Portfolio > Creates envelope via REST API”)

Prerequisites for using the source code yourself

  • Android Studio version 3.4 or later
  • Apps that integrate with the Docusign Android SDK require AndroidX
  • compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion 29 or later
  • Docusign SDK supports Android version 5.0 and later (API level 21)