Communities via Lightning Component
HelloSign supports two options for supporting signature requests within Salesforce Communities.
HelloSign - Use Default Template Lightning Component: This component can be dropped onto a Community page and when the user clicks the start button will be able to sign or request a signature from within your Salesforce Community.
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STEPS
- Component must be used on a community page linked to a Salesforce Object
- Add the HelloSign component to your page
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- Insert the HelloSign Template record Id
- In order to display the HelloSign document within your Community you need to create a new page.
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- Select Standard Page
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- Select 1 full width column layout
- Give the page any name and url you prefer. Users should only be able to navigate to this page when clicking the Start button from the HelloSign component.
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- Add a visualforce page component to the new page. Select the HelloSign - Send Template page and give it a height that will allow the HelloSign document to fully display on the page.
- Publish the visualforce page
- To preview and test select the layout icon in the top left corner and select View Portal option.
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Updated over 4 years ago