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Installing OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ
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OneSpan Sign also has an out-of-the-box Integration Platform that allows you to use a single solution to connect eSignatures to your favorite business applications in an easy, secure, and cost-efficient way. For more information, see OneSpan Sign With Salesforce.
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The following sections describe how to install and configure OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ:
Prerequisites
OneSpan Sign Embedded Integration for Salesforce must be installed on your system. For instructions, click here.
Salesforce CPQ must be installed on your system. For more information, click here.
Action
To install and initially configure OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ:
Install the OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ application from the AppExchange (click here).
Navigate to Setup > Installed Packages.
Click the Configure link next to the Salesforce CPQ package.
On the page that appears, click the Plugins tab.
In the Electronic Signature Plugin field, add the following text:
ESLSCPQ.SalesforceCPQInterface
Click Save.
By doing the following, add the eSignLive Packages related list to the Quote Document page layout:
View the Administer pane.
In the Build section, open the Create folder and click Object.
Search for Quote Document.
Click Quote Document, and scroll to the Page Layouts section.
In that section, click Edit.
Add e-SignLive Packages in the right pane to Related Lists in the left pane.
Assign one of the following permission sets to each anticipated user, based on their role:
OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ Admin — Permits managing Parameter Mappings between Salesforce CPQ and OneSpan Sign.
OneSpan Sign for Salesforce CPQ User — Permits sending documents generated in Salesforce CPQ to OneSpan Sign for signing.