Retrieving IPEN Entries

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The e-Journal is the equivalent to the paper journal kept by Notaries. It is the official record of the Notarial Acts performed by the Notary and can be viewed online or exported.

The majority of the information required to create an e-Journal entry is automatically captured during the e-signature process.

e-Journal entries for a particular sender can be retrieved using the OneSpan Sign PackageService, as shown in the following code. You will need the sender user id.

sdkJournalEntries = eslClient.getPackageService().getJournalEntries(senderUID);

You can also download this report in CSV format, by using the following code:

csvJournalEntries = eslClient.getPackageService().getJournalEntriesAsCSV(senderUID);

To download the full code sample see our Code Share site.

The e-Journal is the equivalent to the paper journal kept by Notaries. It is the official record of the Notarial Acts performed by the Notary and can be viewed online or exported.

The majority of the information required to create an e-Journal entry is automatically captured during the e-signature process.

e-Journal entries for a particular sender can be retrieved using the OneSpan Sign PackageService, as shown in the following code. You will need the sender user id.

sdkJournalEntries = eslClient.PackageService.GetJournalEntries(senderUID);

You can also download this report in CSV format, by using the following code:

csvJournalEntries = eslClient.GetPackageService.GetJournalEntriesAsCSV(senderUID);

To download the full code sample see our Code Share site.

The e-Journal is the equivalent to the paper journal kept by Notaries. It is the official record of the Notarial Acts performed by the Notary and can be viewed online or exported.

The majority of the information required to create an e-Journal entry is automatically captured during the e-signature process.

e-Journal entries for a particular sender can be retrieved by making the following  request:

HTTP Request

GET /api/user/{senderUId}/journal

HTTP Headers

Accept: application/json
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Basic api_key

You can also  retrieve e-Journal entries in CSV format by setting the Accept header to text/csv.

Results

The following is a sample response JSON:

{  
   "results":[  
      {  
         "sequenceNumber":1,
         "creationDate":"2014-09-24T18:17:41Z",
         "documentType":"pdf",
         "documentName":"Insurance Application 01",
         "signerName":"James France",
         "signatureType":"click_to_sign",
         "idType":"Driver's Licence",
         "idValue":"2302304-123423",
         "jurisdiction":"Montana",
         "comment":"No Comment"
      }
   ],
   "count":1
}