How to Complete an Incoming Envelope (Existing DocStudio User)

This guide explains how to complete and sign an incoming DocStudio envelope as a registered (existing) user.

When you need to sign in

If this isn’t the first envelope you’ve received, but you’ve never signed in or set up a password, you can usually complete envelopes without authorization.

If you previously set a password for your account, you must sign in to complete the envelope.

Complete an envelope as an existing user

  1. Open the email and click .

  2. Sign in to your DocStudio account.

  3. Complete the required actions based on your role:

    • Fill in — Complete the fields assigned to you.

    • Sign — Create your e-signature and apply it.

    • Approve — Approve or reject the envelope.

    • Receive a copy — No action is required.

  4. When all required actions are completed, click .

  5. In the pop-up window, click .

You have successfully completed the envelope in DocStudio!

Confirmation email after signing

After you sign the document, DocStudio sends a confirmation email.

The email includes a button. Use it to open the signed document in DocStudio. Depending on the sender’s template settings, you can also download, or print the final PDF.

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If the button is not available, use the direct link in the email.

Common issues

Some issues are caused by an unsupported device, browser, or screen size.

  • Unsupported screen resolution. DocStudio checks your screen size when you open the link or change the resolution.

    • Desktop: minWidth = 1440

    • Tablet: minWidth = 756, maxWidth = 1439

    • Mobile: minWidth = 320, maxWidth = 755

  • Wrong device orientation (mobile/tablet). Rotate your device. Use portrait or landscape as prompted.

  • Unsupported browser/OS version. Use a modern browser version:

    • Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera, Opera Mini: 2 latest versions

    • Firefox, Firefox ESR: latest version

    • iOS: 2 latest versions

    • IE 11 is not supported

See Supported devices, browsers, and screen resolutions to learn more.

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