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Tracking Envelopes in DocuSign
What you need to know When you receive a document to be signed, the email notification shows only the name of the original sender. If, for example, you are number 3 out of 6 in the routing order, the name of the sender in the email notification is the initial sender, not the person who was second in the routing order. To view the full routing status, you must log into DocuSign after you have finished signing. When you are done signing, a "You have completed your documents" window will appear. Click Login.
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Respond as a DocuSign Recipient
What you need to know The following are helpful tutorials on the basic functionality you will encounter as a recipient of a DocuSign envelope: Creating a signature Signing Free-form signing vs. tagged signing Editing (markup) Tracking
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Digital Accessibility Training
Live LearningMonthly eventsCheck out these monthly event pages for more details and sign up links.
Box: Automated Deprovisioning of Separated Users
UCSF Box Deprovisioning Process We send an email reminder to Box users and their supervisor to transfer ownership of their files before they separate from UCSF. When someone separates from UCSF, we deactivate the person's Box account within 24 hours and only retain the Box account for 90 days.
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Administrative Listservs Summary and Access Information
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Standard Process for Confirmed Phishing Link Clicks
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Technology Requirements for Students
This page specifies campus wide technology requirements for students who are new to UCSF or purchasing a new computer.Students should also review the Technology Introduction for Students which provides an overview of technology at UCSF.
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Digital Accessibility Community of Practice
A digital accessibility community of practice with channels to people doing accessibility work at UCSF, at the University of California and beyond.