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Enable Apps & Keys in the app
A tenant administrator creates the partner credential from Administration > Apps & Keys. The UI currently enables `KEY` or `HMAC`.
Configure an M2M credential from the Signly app, validate partner headers, and publish your first document with active webhooks.
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A tenant administrator creates the partner credential from Administration > Apps & Keys. The UI currently enables `KEY` or `HMAC`.
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Your integration always sends `X-Tenant-Signly` and `X-Auth-Signly`. Do not use browser cookies or app sessions.
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Create a template, upload the PDF through a signed URL, and version changes whenever fields or structure are updated.
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Send participants, policies, signing order, and deadline. The backend returns the document and its initial state.
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Configure webhooks to react to start, OTP, biometric, signature, and completion events without relying on polling.
With an active credential you can validate connectivity by listing tenant documents.
curl -X GET "https://api.signly.apologs.com/v1/documents?limit=10" \ -H "X-Tenant-Signly: tenant_58bff266" \ -H "X-Auth-Signly: sk_live_partner_abc123"
The public reference must start from `SIGNLY_PARTNER`. The `SIGNLY` collection belongs to the web frontend BFF and must not be used as the basis for an M2M integration.
SIGNLY_PARTNER
├─ /v1/documents
├─ /v1/templates
└─ /v1/events/{processId}
SIGNLY
└─ BFF del front web de Signly App
├─ /v1/oauth/login
├─ /v1/auth/token/refresh
└─ endpoints de sesion y UI interna Guided support
Technical implementation support is coordinated for active accounts with onboarding or enterprise customers. If your team needs architecture or production-readiness guidance, escalate the case through the official channel.