Fides Documentation – Ethyca

Adobe Sign

This Integration requires Fides Cloud or Fides Enterprise. For more information, talk to our solutions team. (opens in a new tab)

Adobe Sign (opens in a new tab) is an electronic signature solution that allows users to digitally sign, send, and track documents securely, streamlining the process of obtaining legally binding signatures.

Prerequisites Permalink for this section

To integrate with Adobe Sign, we require our customers to use a Web App. This ensures exclusive data control, enhances security by reducing unauthorized access risks, and allows customization of scopes and permissions to suit your business needs and policies.

In order to integrate with Adobe Sign, you'll need to collect the following information:

Name Description
Domain* The unique URL for your Adobe Sign instance
Client ID* Your Adobe Sign application's client ID. Follow Adobe's API authentication docs for steps to retrieve this key (opens in a new tab)
Client secret* Your Adobe Sign application's client secret. Follow Adobe's API authentication docs for steps to retrieve this key (opens in a new tab)
Redirect URL The Fides URL to which users will be redirected upon successful authentication (ex. {{your-fides-domain}}/oauth/callback)

Integrating with Adobe Sign Permalink for this section

To integrate an existing system with Adobe Sign:

  1. Navigate to Data map → View Systems and choose the system that you want to connect.
  2. Click on the Integrations tab.
  3. Pick the vendor or system type that you want to integrate with from the Connection type drop-down menu.
  4. Complete the required fields for the integration and click Save.

You may confirm your connection is working using the Test connection button, if desired.

To learn more, please see our guide for Managing Integrations.

Technical detail Permalink for this section

Fides utilizes API endpoints to access the API service for a SaaS application. An API service is the programmatic interface through which Fides can query and update data within an application to access, rectify, or delete personal information. Each SaaS tool will have a unique set of endpoints to enable privacy functions.

Adobe Sign endpoints Permalink for this section

In the table below, you can find which endpoints are used for each type of privacy function. Clicking on the endpoint will take you to the documentation for that endpoint.

Privacy function Endpoint Description
Access Requests Users (opens in a new tab) Retrieves all the users in an account.
Access Requests Agreements (opens in a new tab) Retrieves information about user agreements.