> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.workflowgen.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.workflowgen.com/admin/10.0/workflow-applications/dropbox-sign/dropboxsigncheck.md). # DROPBOXSIGNCHECK ## Overview The **DROPBOXSIGNCHECK** application facilitates the integration of Dropbox Sign services within workflow processes. It allows the checking and downloading of documents sent for e-signature. ## Parameters

Name	Type	Direction	Description
`API_KEY`	`TEXT`	IN	Dropbox Sign API key By default, this value comes from the `DropboxSignApiKey` parameter in the `web.config` file.
`HOST_SERVER`	`TEXT`	IN	Dropbox Sign host server (e.g. `https://api.hellosign.com/v3`) By default, this value comes from the `DropboxSignHostServer` parameter in the `web.config` file.
`SIGNATURE_ID`	`TEXT`	IN	Signature ID of the document to check
`DOWNLOAD_ON_COMPLETE`	`TEXT`	IN	Indicates if the document should be downloaded when the signature is completed: `Y` (default) or `N`
`DOWNLOAD_ON_DECLINED`	`TEXT`	IN	Indicates if the document should be downloaded when the signature is declined: `Y` (default) or `N`
`DOWNLOAD_FILE_TYPE`	`TEXT`	IN	Indicates the format of the document to download: `pdf` (default) or `zip`
`DOCUMENT`	`FILE`	OUT	Signed document
`IS_COMPLETED`	`TEXT`	OUT	Indicates if the signature is completed: `Y` or `N`
`IS_DECLINED`	`TEXT`	OUT	Indicates if the signature is declined: `Y` or `N`
`HAS_ERROR`	`TEXT`	OUT	Indicates if the signature has an error: `Y` or `N`
`FORM_ARCHIVE`	`FILE`	INOUT	Archived HTML snapshot of the workflow form This allows the module to inject a hyperlink to the downloaded Dropbox Sign document after a signature request is completed or declined.
`FORM_ARCHIVE_FILE_FIELD_ID`	`TEXT`	IN	ID of the file field
`DOCUMENT_DATA_NAME`	`TEXT`	IN	Data name of the document

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