Docuseal is an open-source digital signature platform designed for self-hosted document management and automated signing workflows. It provides a visual builder for creating fillable PDF forms and tools for orchestrating multi-party signing processes, allowing organizations to maintain full control over their data and infrastructure.
The platform distinguishes itself through its focus on integration and extensibility. It offers a programmatic interface for automating document lifecycles and provides embedded components that allow developers to inject signing interfaces directly into their own web applications. These capabilities are supported by event-driven webhooks and lifecycle hooks, which enable real-time synchronization and custom logic execution within external systems.
The system includes comprehensive features for managing document security and collaboration, such as cryptographic signature verification, multi-tenant workspace isolation, and team access management. It supports flexible storage configurations, allowing files to be persisted on local disks or through cloud-based object storage providers. The application is designed for containerized deployment, ensuring consistent execution across private or cloud-based environments.
