Explore an in-depth tutorial on installing, configuring, and using Docuseal, an open-source, self-hosted alternative to DocuSign. Learn how to set up the application, implement a reverse proxy, configure settings, enable two-factor authentication, create and send documents for signing, and review signed documents and audit logs. Gain valuable insights into this powerful document signing solution while supporting open-source software development.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
00:00: Introduction
00: Thank you for the Support from Patreon and Paypal
00: Install Docuseal
00: Setup a Reverse Proxy
00: Docuseal Settings Overview
00: Setup 2FA in Docuseal
00: Setup a Document
00: Send the Document to a Client
00: Signing with Docuseal
00: Review the Signed Document
00: Review the Audit Log
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Awesome Open Source
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