Question: Is it possible to sign multiple documents in one go?
Our client regularly sends multiple documents to be signed by their customers. Our current signing flow forces the user to open each document one by one and sign each time with BankID.
Is it possible to sign multiple documents at once (using the Express API)? If not, are there legal reasons for this?
An example
Current situtation:
Bob has 10 documents that he needs to sign. Bob opens each document and signs it with BankID. He has to sign 10 times.
Ideal situation:
Bob has 10 documents that he needs to sign. Bob selects the documents he wants to sign now, e.g. 7 of them). Bob signs once with BankID, and now has 3 documents left to sign. (which he can choose to sign individually or all at once)
How can I create multiple documents when using ‘identification’ instead of ‘pkisignature’? That seems to be an option on the document. Do I just call the ‘create document’ endpoint for each document? Can I link them together somehow?
I basically want to sign multiple documents but only authenticate (with BankID/BankID mobil in this case) once. If I add attachments to a document, they still have to be signed one by one, no?
What I want to achieve is a smoother user experience for users who regularly have to sign a lot of documents. We would like to let users select multiple documents they want to sign, authenticate with BankID once, and then all the selected documents are signed.
Is this possible to achieve with Signicat? If no, are there legal reasons to why people have to sign each document individually?
This is possible with both the REST and the SOAP API. For the SOAP API you use the documentation linked previously in this thread, for the REST API this is a native function as long as the signatureMethods type is set to AUTHENTICATION_BASED.