ZapSign API
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  • General Information
  • Getting Started
  • ZapSign Environments
  • Ready-to-use requests!
  • Authentication
    • Static token
    • JWT Authentication
      • Get access token
      • Refresh your access token
  • Types of Tokens
  • API versioning
  • Rate Limit Policies
  • Incident alerts
  • How Payment Works
  • Status Code
  • Account
    • Plan Information
    • List account users
    • Create account users
    • Delete account user
  • Documents
    • Create document via Upload
    • OneClick (ClickWrap)
      • Create document (OneClick)
    • Create document via Template
    • Add attachment (extra document)
    • Add attachment (extra document) via Template
    • Detail document
    • List documents
    • Delete document
    • Document Audit Trail
    • Optional: Place signatures
    • Reject Documents
  • Signers
    • Detail signer
    • Update signer
    • Add signer
    • Delete signer
    • Batch sign via API
    • Reject Documents by User
  • Templates
    • Create template (DOCX)
      • Configure Template Form
    • List templates
    • Get template
    • Update template
    • Delete template
  • Partnerships
    • Update Payment Status
    • Create Account
  • TIMESTAMP
    • Add timestamp
  • Background Check
  • Introduction
  • Understanding the Result
  • Creating a Background Check
    • Person Check
    • Company check
  • Retrieve a Check
  • Check details
  • Webhooks
    • How webhooks works
    • Testing webhooks on ZapSign
    • Create Webhook
    • Webhooks logs
    • Events
      • Document
        • Doc created
        • Doc deleted
        • Created signer
      • Signer
        • Signature request send
        • Document viewed
        • Reading confirmation
        • Doc signed
        • Doc refused
        • Email bounce
        • Failed Validation
      • Background check
        • Background check completed
    • Reprocessing Documents and Webhooks
    • Delete Webhook
  • Widget
    • How widget works
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  1. Authentication

JWT Authentication

JSON Web Tokens (JWT) provide an effective and secure way to authenticate between different entities, ensuring enhanced security during development in a simple and efficient manner.

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HOW the JWT Authentication flow works

The JWT-based flow works through two essential types of tokens:

With these two tokens, you will be able to authenticate with ZapSign and integrate with your application. In the following chapters, we will discuss each token in more detail.

Access Token
Refresh Token